Bitcoin ETFs’ Third Week of Inflows Comes with Increasing BTC Dominance
Bitcoin’s price consolidation after surpassing $96,000 is a sign of a cooldown after an overheated market, and might even face a correction to $92,000.
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Bitcoin’s price consolidation after surpassing $96,000 is a sign of a cooldown after an overheated market, and might even face a correction to $92,000.
Bitwise CEO has reiterated the unmatched scarcity of Bitcoin, comparing it to fiat currencies and gold, as institutional demand continues to rise.
Charlie Shrem has launched a Bitcoin faucet as traders eye the May 7 Fed meeting, betting on a rate hold that could unlock Bitcoin’s path to $100K.
Bitcoin continues to show powerful institutional momentum as spot ETFs recorded a massive $675 million in net inflows on May 2, 2025.
IMX has surged nearly 12% in the last 24 hours, breaking free from a multi-month downtrend as bullish momentum gains strength.
SEC-approved investment firm Two Prime has officially cut ties with Ethereum, calling its behavior “memecoin-like” and shifting its focus entirely to Bitcoin.
BlackRock’s IBIT fund is worth more than $43 billion, thanks to the massive inflows over the past two weeks.
Bitcoin momentarily slipped on April 30 after a $56 million ETF outflow, but has since stabilized around $95,000.
A Cambridge study reveals that over half of Bitcoin mining now relies on sustainable energy sources, led by efforts in North America.
Bitcoin’s on-chain data reveals a bullish yet cautionary environment, as profit metrics approach euphoric levels but demand momentum weakens.
The race between Strategy and BlackRock for Bitcoin accumulation sent the asset above $95,500.
Coinbase will launch a Bitcoin Yield Fund on May 1, offering institutional investors outside the US a way to earn steady returns on BTC.
Some governments reduced their Bitcoin reserves over the past nine months.
Swiss National Bank chief Martin Schlegel rejects Bitcoin as a reserve asset, citing stability and liquidity concerns.
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading 40% below its intrinsic energy-based valuation, according to a leading entrepreneur in the digital asset space.