
BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Dominates With $410M Inflows, BTC Price ATH Soon?
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) dominated the US Bitcoin ETF market with $410 million in inflows on May 15.
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.
With Cardano surpassing Ethereum in core developer activity over the past year, ADA could outperform ETH in the near future.
Bitcoin ETFs saw $936M in daily inflows, the highest since Trump’s inauguration, while Ethereum ETFs attracted $38.7M, reflecting strong market interest.
US Bitcoin ETFs saw $381M in inflows, outperforming equities as BTC remained stable above $80K during the Easter holiday.
US-based spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded an impressive surge in inflows while the leading product saw $116 million in outflows amid the United States tariff war.
Bitcoin gained strong bullish momentum as the weekly inflows into the US-based spot BTC exchange-traded funds reached their two-month highs.
The US-based spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw another phase of outflows as the demand for the leading crypto asset declined.
BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF fund IBIT has recorded its largest single-day outflow of $418.1 million amid broader crypto market volatility, though it maintains dominance in the US market.
According to an industry expert Peter Chung, these outflows may have been caused by the unwinding of basis trades by institutional investors.
Analysts have highlighted a Bitcoin top-formation pattern similar to 2021, suggesting the possibility of an additional 10-20% correction from current levels.