Tag: Bitcoin ETF

The 12 Bitcoin-focused funds collectively attracted a substantial $756 million over the past eight trading days. 

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw positive inflows totaling $192.56 million after days of massive outflows.

Virtual Bank Mox, a subsidiary of Standard Chartered has introduced crypto ETF services amid growing demand from clients

The U.S. market for spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced notable outflows on Tuesday, with a total of $148.5 million being withdrawn.

The 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs had their highest single-day outflow in over 90 days—a startling $237.45 million in withdrawals on August 2.

The spot Bitcoin ETF market has seen a massive uptick in Hong Kong and Australia despite the intense selloff in the past week

As per Farside Investors, total net inflows across all U.S.-based spot Bitcoin ETFs on July 9 alone came out to be $216.4 million.

DigitalX has teamed with K2 Asset operation, the responsible organization and ETF issuer, to guarantee a successful launch.

With the spot Bitcoin ETF seeing reduced hype, BTC investors are now contemplating what comes next for the coin

Data from Farside Investors highlights that these ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $174.5 million on June 24.

The $545 million outflow from US Spot Bitcoin ETFs in just four trading days reflects the market's current volatility.

VanEck, an asset management company, will issue the pioneering ETF in Australia, just a few months after it debuted BTC ETF in the US.

BlackRock income and bond-focused funds have purchased shares of the asset manager’s own spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). 

New Vanguard CEO Salim Ramji maintains that the firm's investment philosophy prioritizes consistency over crypto adoption.

Crypto investment products have recorded a total of $130 million in the past week, breaking a 5-week outflow hiatus

The surge in spot Bitcoin ETF applications in Australia follows similar approvals in the United States and Hong Kong.

DTCC will not allocate any collateral to ETFs with Bitcoin as underlying assets during its annual line-of-credit facility renewal.

Chinese firms are reportedly seeking Bitcoin licenses in Hong Kong to benefit from the jurisdiction's bitcoin-friendly regulatory framework.