Bitcoin ATH Drives Record $6B Weekly Inflows to Crypto ETPs
BTC ATH fuels $6B ETP inflows; corporates add $678M; XRP pops; Japan/EU policy shifts in focus; CEX volumes cool.
Bitcoin Surges Above $119K as ETFs See Record Inflows and JPMorgan Predicts $165K
Bitcoin surpassed $119,000 with strong ETF inflows and bullish forecasts. JPMorgan sets $165K target while global crypto adoption gains momentum.
U.S. Shutdown Risks, Weak ADP Jobs, and Crypto Market Momentum
Markets face weak ADP jobs, shutdown delays, and Fed uncertainty. BTC trades above $118K, ETH above $4,400, while institutional crypto…
U.S. Government Shutdown: 800,000 workers at risk, Friday’s NFP likely to be delayed
The U.S. government shutdown threatens 800,000 workers and delays key data, while institutional Bitcoin accumulation, ETF initiatives, and…
Fed Milan’s Rate Cut Call, SEC ETF Approval & Market Updates (Sept 25)
Fed’s Milan pushes for a 50bp cut, SEC greenlights crypto ETF, SharpLink profits $500M in ETH, RedotPay becomes a unicorn.
Crypto Market Crash, Institutional BTC Buys, Trump–Xi Talks – September 21
Crypto markets crashed with $1B in liquidations. Meanwhile, Metaplanet and Capital B bought BTC, Trump–Xi agreed on TikTok and trade, and new…
Fed’s Kashkari Hints at More Rate Cuts, EU Targets Crypto Platforms
Fed’s Kashkari sees room for more cuts, while EU targets crypto firms. Bitcoin treasury expands holdings, WLFI approves token burn.
Fed Cut Looms, Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Debate, and Global Market Moves
Global markets await the Fed’s rate cut as Bitcoin reserve talks heat up in Congress. UK, Japan, and new crypto ETPs add to a busy week for…
Trump Prepares New Russia Sanctions, Metaplanet Expands BTC, ETFs See Strong Inflows
Trump advances Phase 2 of Russia sanctions and Fed nominations, while Metaplanet boosts BTC holdings, Glassnode reports record illiquid…
Crypto Markets React: Trump’s Fed Moves, ETF Flows, and Token Unlocks
Trump’s Fed stance, Metaplanet’s BTC strategy, and strong ETF inflows drive volatility in crypto markets.
