Bitcoin ETFs received $297.56M in a single day, ending three consecutive sessions of net capital outflows. BlackRock captured $160.23M and Fidelity added another $111.90M, concentrating more than 90% of the day's total flow. Jane Street disclosed over $1B in spot Bitcoin ETF positions, with around $828M invested in BlackRock's IBIT fund.
Bitcoin has risen above $64,600 after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington is not holding talks with Iran, while conflicting claims over the Strait of Hormuz kept oil above $91 per barrel. In an Aug.
Bitcoin faces an unprecedented shock as US yields top 5.3%, threatening the entire crypto market balance.
Bitcoin briefly reached $65,000 on Tuesday morning, gaining 0.5% daily and over 2% weekly to push its market cap near $1.3 trillion. Bitcoin Rebounds Bitcoin briefly tapped $65,000 on Tuesday even as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East entered a critical phase following the expiration of the 60-day memorandum of understanding between the U.S.
The bank's long-signaled crypto custody service has a product name as it continues to target a launch this year.
The SEC's clear crypto asset classifications could foster industry growth, but future regulatory shifts may challenge this newfound clarity. SEC rules leave Bitcoin untouched as pure commodity, stablecoins non-securities.
Farside's reported $137.3 million inflow recovered just 35.6% of the prior five-session net outflow, leaving breadth unproven.
Long-term holders shed roughly 356,000 bitcoin over the past month, pushing their share of supply below 60%.
Bitcoin price rises above $64K as Trump rules out scheduled US-Iran talks, while weak spot buying and high funding rates shape the BTC outlook.
Amid August's wave of dormant bitcoin suddenly waking up after the Coldcard exploit, a relic from 2012 joined the action, moving 212 BTC worth $13.72 million after sitting untouched for more than 14 years.
AI's role in identifying firmware vulnerabilities highlights its potential to enhance security measures, urging proactive updates to prevent risks. BitBox reveals AI found severe firmware flaws in Bitcoin wallets.
Citi plans to launch native bitcoin custody for institutional clients later in 2026 through its Custody+ platform. The service will allow BTC to sit alongside traditional assets within Citi's established custody infrastructure. The rollout expands Citi's broader digital asset strategy, which already includes tokenized deposits, crypto ETF custody and blockchain-based payment initiatives.