TL;DR Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced significant inflows yesterday, with Fidelity leading the pack. Bitcoin funds pulled in roughly $152 million, while Ethereum ETFs recorded nearly
TL;DR Bitcoin ETFs: Net outflows hit $60.48M on December 8 as BTC slipped to $90,150, though BlackRock’s IBIT managed $28.76M in inflows. Ethereum Exchange Traded Funds:
TL;DR Strategy transferred an additional 11,642 BTC to Fidelity’s custody, valued at approximately $1 billion, reinforcing its role as a listed Bitcoin proxy. The operation raises
TL;DR The week begins with a significant convergence between institutional capital flow and price action in the crypto ecosystem. Fidelity’s tokenized money market fund on Ethereum,
TL;DR Fidelity introduces the Fidelity Solana Fund (FSOL), its first staking-enabled crypto ETF, entering a U.S. market with only three existing spot Solana products. The launch
TL;DR Fidelity attributes Bitcoin’s recent weakness to gradual selling by long-term holders, despite steady buying from ETFs and corporations. On-chain data shows a slow decline in
Fidelity has begun offering Solana (SOL) directly to its brokerage customers, expanding its list of cryptocurrencies, which also includes BTC, ETH, and LTC. Users can now
TL;DR ETF inflows: Bitcoin ETFs amassed $2.25 billion in just four days, with BlackRock, Fidelity, and ARK/21Shares leading the surge. BlackRock’s IBIT alone secured $466.55 million
TL;DR Fidelity and Canary Capital have quietly advanced their ambitions to launch altcoin-focused ETFs in the United States. On September 11, the Depository Trust & Clearing
TL;DR Spot Bitcoin ETFs bounced back from a $342M one-day outflow to register over $1B in net inflows across two days, driving total ETF flows since
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