BlackRock makes a major move in the Bitcoin ETF market. On April 28, 2025, the asset manager invested nearly $1 billion in bitcoin through its IBIT fund, thereby consolidating its leadership. This wave of institutional purchases could indeed propel BTC to new heights by the end of 2025.
In a rapidly changing financial market, the boundary between traditional finance and cryptocurrencies continues to blur. The latest milestone is the launch in Brazil of the first XRP-backed ETF, initiated by Hashdex. This initiative provides investors with regulated access to one of the most traded cryptocurrencies in the world, thereby reinforcing Brazil's position as a driver of crypto innovation in Latin America.
As Bitcoin hovers around $94,000, a dissonance is emerging. Institutions, on the other hand, seem to scream the opposite: $3 billion injected in just one week via Bitcoin ETFs, despite an estimated discount of 40%. Such a striking gap raises questions. Why this massive influx when the price seems to be down? Behind the numbers, a silent battle is taking place between apparent discount and strategic conviction.
Bitcoin ETFs are making a strong comeback with over $3 billion in inflows in one week, the first time since March. Driven by institutional optimism and dizzying price forecasts for bitcoin, these massive flows mark a turning point for the cryptocurrency market.
Investors are withdrawing their bitcoins from major exchange platforms at an unprecedented pace. This phenomenon, observed in recent days on Binance and Coinbase, could signal a scarcity in supply and potentially impact the price of BTC.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF is making a meteoric rise in the markets. For Michael Saylor, this is just the beginning: he claims that IBIT will become the world's largest ETF within ten years. A bold prediction that reflects the unstoppable rise of bitcoin in traditional finance.
Are crypto ETFs in danger? The SEC prolongs the wait despite a new pro-crypto president. The details in this article!
While Wall Street is emptying its pockets, Bitcoin is puffing its chest, flirting with the peaks and attracting billions — crypto is becoming the new refuge for capricious capital.
Bitcoin has just crossed the symbolic threshold of 90,000 dollars for the first time since early March, following a spectacular rally of nearly 20% from its low of 75,000 dollars. Has the upward train already passed, or is there still room for the flagship cryptocurrency to grow?
The year 2025 could mark a historic turning point for crypto ETFs in the United States. More than 70 funds are awaiting approval from the SEC, covering assets ranging from Bitcoin to memecoins. This momentum could transform institutional access to crypto, but there is no guarantee of success for all.
Paul Atkins officially takes the helm of the SEC and could change the game for the American crypto universe. Details here!
Bitcoin ETFs based in the United States have recorded their largest daily inflows since January, as the crypto market regains its strength after a tough period.
Bitcoin's dominance in the crypto market is approaching a historical resistance level that has previously triggered major reversals. According to a technical analysis published on TradingView, BTC's market share could collapse to 40% in the coming months, potentially paving the way for a new altcoin season.
While Bitcoin struts on the stock market like a peacock in rut, Ethereum broods in silence. Zero inflows, zero outflows: investors have clearly put Ether on a dry diet.
Canada has just set a global precedent by approving the first spot ETFs backed by Solana (SOL), with staking options. While the United States struggles to move beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, this Canadian initiative elevates Solana to the status of an institutionalized asset, marking a clear break in the hierarchy of listed cryptocurrencies. This is a strong signal for an ecosystem that has long been relegated to the background.
The increasing trade tensions between the United States and China have significantly impacted American spot Bitcoin ETFs. These financial products recorded a net outflow of $713 million last week, marking their seventh consecutive day of withdrawals.
Ethereum ETFs, still lagging behind Bitcoin, are awaiting the blessing of staking to rise. The SEC could seal their fate by the end of 2025, but uncertainty remains.
Wall Street opens its doors to XRP. Teucrium Investment Advisors is set to launch the very first ETF backed by Ripple's native asset on American soil. A leveraged product, with no direct holdings, which reflects the growing desire of traditional financial markets to capture the volatility (and potential profits) of the crypto ecosystem. While the industry is still waiting for the green light for a spot XRP ETF, this launch sounds like a strategic accelerator.
Numbers are plummeting, volumes are exploding, and institutional investors are quietly slipping away. Bitcoin ETFs may be entering this pivotal moment where silence speaks louder than words.
The crypto market may soon experience a major new phase with the impending approval of Solana ETFs. For several years, investors have been seeking to diversify their crypto portfolios through regulated financial products. The introduction of ETFs based on assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum has already shown increasing interest. Today, Solana may well follow this trend.
Under a heavy fiscal sky, cryptos and stocks waver. Trump's "Liberation" resembles a storm. The wind shifts, and hopes dwindle, one tweet after another.
American spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) ended their remarkable streak of ten consecutive days of positive net inflows on Friday.
The halving, once the war drum of the bull market, has fallen silent. In the silence, Bitcoin seeks a new rhythm in a crypto market that dances differently.
Crypto explosion on the horizon or market mirage? The Bitcoin Macro Index reveals a worrying divergence. Details here!
When justice resolves a long-standing conflict, markets do not hesitate to draw their conclusions. Thus, the end of the duel between Ripple and the SEC goes beyond the judicial framework: it reshapes the future of XRP. As regulatory uncertainty fades, a new dynamic emerges. Predictive markets are already getting excited: is an XRP ETF now inevitable? With influential players watching for any opening, Ripple may finally see a door that has long been closed open. But, is the SEC ready to take this step?
BlackRock launches its iShares Bitcoin ETP, a bold bet on a hesitant European market. Will BTC finally establish itself against traditional assets?
As the digital gold of Bitcoin attracts the crowds, the shadow of Ethereum thickens, abandoned, drained, powerless to entice the trembling hands of the crypto market.
Ethereum is collapsing, but reserves on crypto platforms are evaporating even faster. Is a historic rebound near? Analysis!
The Bitcoin bull hesitates, the crowds are not rushing... or perhaps they already have, quietly, through an unexpected path that no chart had traced.
Ethereum ETFs pave the way for broader institutional adoption, but remain incomplete. According to Robbie Mitchnick of BlackRock, their main drawback lies in the absence of staking, a pillar of yield on Ethereum. This lack could limit their competitiveness against direct investment strategies, calling into question their ability to meet the expectations of professional investors.