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Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas reports via X that "a $5.9 billion outflow from the grey GBTC on Friday (local time) was more than offset by $6.23 billion in inflows into nine BTC spot ETFs. In particular, BlackRock IBTC and Fidelity FBTC saw inflows of more than $200

Crypto influencer Ash Crypto wrote on X (formerly Twitter) that he believes the selling pressure on BTC from Grayscale will continue for a few more weeks, during which time the price of BTC could move sideways or lower. "With the approval of the Bitcoin Spot ETF, investors who were

Steven McClurg, co-founder and CIO of Valkyrie Investments, told CNBC that he expects "$20 billion in inflows into bitcoin spot ETFs this year. Meanwhile, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas reported via X that "on their fifth day of trading, the nine BTC spot ETFs (excluding GBTC) saw trading

According to CoinDesk, CryptoQuant reports that "A comprehensive look at several on-chain indicators suggests that the BTC price correction is far from over, or at least there are no signs of a new rally beginning. Short-term investors and whales are still selling BTC with a risk-off attitude. The unrealized

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon pointed out in a CNBC interview on Sunday (local time) that "there is no guarantee that bitcoin will stop issuing once it reaches its maximum supply of 21 million". "Personally, I think there's a high probability that Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator

"Assuming the inflow and outflow data for bitcoin spot ETFs to date is accurate, it's likely that much of the capital outflow from Grayscale's bitcoin ETF, GBTC, was directed to competing ETFs," James Seyffart, a Bloomberg ETF analyst, told X. Earlier, after the first