Bitcoin ETFs See $117 Million Inflow as Institutional Interest Returns
US Bitcoin ETFs attracted $117 million in new investments in a single day, boosting Bitcoin's price and signaling renewed institutional demand after weeks of uneven trading.
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US Bitcoin ETFs attracted $117 million in new investments in a single day, boosting Bitcoin's price and signaling renewed institutional demand after weeks of uneven trading.
A memecoin launched by former New York City Mayor Eric Adams crashed 80% shortly after launch, sparking allegations of a rug pull from cryptocurrency analysts and users.
World Liberty Financial, backed by President Donald Trump's family, launched a DeFi lending platform for its USD1 stablecoin. The launch coincides with a bank charter application and follows reports of over $800 million in crypto income for the Trump family in 2025.
Bitcoin Cash fell 5.2% from Friday's close as of Monday evening, contrasting with its strong 2025 performance. Analysts cite profit-taking and 'buy the rumor, sell the news' activity after its recent halving.
Bitcoin's recent price action and ETF data indicate a mid-cycle reset, with selling pressure easing and long-term holders absorbing supply as the market stabilizes around $88,000-$92,000.
Bitcoin hovers near $90,000, 30% below its October peak, with BitRiver mining firm predicting continued sideways movement. Institutional outflows and external factors like interest rates and geopolitics contribute to the standoff.
São Paulo-based exchange Mercado Bitcoin released a report projecting major growth in stablecoins, tokenization, altcoin ETFs, AI-driven trading, prediction markets, and bitcoin's market cap relative to gold by 2026.
Bernstein and Rosenblatt lowered Coinbase price targets on January 6, citing trading slowdown, while Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock on January 5, highlighting product launches.