Bitcoin ETFs just absorbed 11,500 BTC in their biggest buying day in nearly two years
ARKB and FBTC each drew substantial capital, widening participation without displacing BlackRock from the top spot.
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ARKB and FBTC each drew substantial capital, widening participation without displacing BlackRock from the top spot.
The cash-settled contracts would offer price exposure without ownership or delivery of the underlying shares.
Spot taker flow and realized-cap growth improved while futures exposure and profit-taking climbed with the rebound.
Bitcoin traded above the $70,000 strike ahead of the Sept. 25 maturity, but GameStop’s position status and settlement terms remain undisclosed.
The automatically rolling contracts track Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, XRP and Tron prices, but settle in rubles and never deliver cryptocurrency.
Eligible U.S. users can request Oura shares at the offer price, but allocations remain limited and early exits may restrict future access.
Bitcoin’s break above $86,000 has cleared a major pocket of bearish leverage and put $90,000 back in traders’ sights. The largest cryptocurrency climbed as high as $87,363 over the past 24 hours, its strongest level since January, before easing to…
Four Republican senators who voted to advance the CLARITY Act on Sept. 15 also appear as named supporters on a bank-backed amendment seeking tougher restrictions on stablecoin yield. As Punchbowl News reported on Sept. 21, John Cornyn, John Curtis, Cindy…
Crypto corporations contributed $206 million to super PACs and hybrid PACs through the second quarter of 2026, according to Public Citizen's Aug. 27 analysis of FEC records. That makes the industry the largest disclosed corporate donor sector tracked in this…
Bitcoin closed the week of Sept. 20 at $81,178, its first weekly settlement above the 50-week moving average since November 2025, and pushed further to an intraday high above $87,000 the next day. The breakout clears one of the market's…
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The Mint workflow removes operational steps, while variable market terms and liquidation risk remain with the third-party lender.