BlackRock has reportedly cut the bitcoin ETF swap minimum to $1 million. Explore what the move could signal for access, structure, and market sentiment.
Arthur Hayes says Treasury bond buybacks are driving Bitcoin's rally past $80,000. See how the numbers line up and what comes next.
BlackRock cut its Bitcoin ETF conversion minimum to $1 million, opening in-kind swaps to more investors. Here's what changed.
Bitcoin's end-of-September options expiry holds 130,670 BTC of open interest, compared with 79,003 BTC for August, a headline gap large enough to look like traders are loading up before the Federal Reserve's Sept. 16 decision.
Bitcoin holds near $79,000 as traders take profits after a 23% weekly rally. XRP, Zcash, Solana and Ether pull back as the crypto market consolidates.
Bitcoin faces a $6.44 billion Deribit options expiry Friday, with heavy call exposure near $75,000 and $80,000 raising volatility risks.
BlackRock cuts its IBIT Bitcoin conversion minimum by 96% to $1 million as demand for in-kind ETF swaps continues to grow.
Iran's rial collapsed to a record low this week just as President Trump's new sanctions package named digital assets as a target for the first time, threatening the IRGC's billion-dollar bitcoin mining workaround. A Record-Low Rial and a New Sanctions Wave Iran's open-market exchange rate slid to roughly 2.
Bitcoin climbed above $80,000 for the first time since May, extending a rally that has lifted the cryptocurrency roughly 25% in a week and revived investor appetite for digital assets. The cryptocurrency reached about $81,000 on Aug. 25, its highest level since mid-May, before giving back some gains.
Friday's expiry follows bitcoin's surge from $62,000 to $80,000, leaving market makers with increased exposure to manage around several key strike prices.
Losing the $75,000 to $76,000 zone could put newer holders under pressure and accelerate even more selling.
Galaxy Digital has unveiled a new financial product enabling qualified GalaxyOne users to access liquidity by borrowing against their cryptocurrency portfolios without needing to liquidate their digital assets.