
$3.6 Billion Bitcoin, Ethereum Options Expiry as “Big Beautiful Bill” Passes, What’s Next?
$2.98 billion in Bitcoin and $610 million in Ethereum options are expiring on July 4, just ahead of Donald Trump signing the “Big Beautiful Bill.”
$2.98 billion in Bitcoin and $610 million in Ethereum options are expiring on July 4, just ahead of Donald Trump signing the “Big Beautiful Bill.”
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their first significant outflows on July 1, totaling $342 million, ending a 15-day inflow streak.
NYSE Arca has filed to list the Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF, offering combined exposure to BTC and ETH with Crypto.com as custodian.
After nine straight weeks of inflows and technical resilience, Bitcoin hovers near all-time highs as whales, retail, and institutions alike double down on conviction.
Bitcoin ETFs saw a renewed inflow of $386 million on Monday, coinciding with a 4% BTC price increase to $110K.
Bitcoin ETFs saw over $1.2 billion in outflows across three days as investors aggressively locked in profits.
Crypto and stock markets could win if the blanket tariffs remain blocked.
As Bitcoin hits fresh highs and US-listed ETFs notch their best monthly inflows in six months, whispers of government accumulation plans are beginning to surface.
Metaplanet has announced a $50 million 0% bond issuance, which it plans to use to support its Bitcoin purchase.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) dominated the US Bitcoin ETF market with $410 million in inflows on May 15.
Brazil’s B3 Exchange will launch Solana and Ethereum futures on June 16 to expand crypto access for institutional investors.
Bollinger Bands signal incoming volatility for the ETH-BTC pair as Ethereum’s Pectra upgrade approaches.
VanEck’s S-1 filing for its BNB ETF has sparked renewed interest in Binance Coin, which is aiming for a technical breakout point.
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.