Exchange-traded funds tracking spot Bitcoin and Ethereum in the United States achieved their most robust combined weekly performance since October 2025, attracting $2.61 billion in capital throughout the five trading days that concluded on August 21.
Bridgewater Associates founder and billionaire investor Ray Dalio has issued a fresh warning to investors, advocating for Bitcoin and gold positions as a hedge against an escalating U.S. debt emergency.
Bitcoin experienced a significant rally this week, climbing approximately 25% to surpass $78,000 and briefly touching $79,500, following a strategic policy adjustment by the U.S. Treasury that helped ease long-term government bond yields from nearly two-decade peaks.
In this week's edition of the weekly recap, Bitcoin climbed above $72,000 as more than $3 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated, President Donald Trump urged Congress to pass a “fair” CLARITY Act, and the SEC proposed new crypto offering
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U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have attracted $2.61 billion across five trading sessions, recording their strongest combined week since October 2025. Bitcoin ETF inflows reach $1.92 billion SoSoValue data showed that U.S.
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Bitcoin's surge highlights increased investor risk appetite and potential shifts in asset allocation amid changing bond market dynamics. Bitcoin surges nearly 25% after US Treasury doubles buyback operations.
Treasury buybacks are not QE, analysts said, but the move helped pull long-term yields off 19-year highs and triggered a record short squeeze in a market already leaning too bearish.