US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $608.3 million in net inflows on Thursday, contributing to a weekly total exceeding $1.6 billion. Simultaneously, spot Ether ETFs achieved their highest single-day intake since October 2025, as crypto markets continue to rally.
The National Financial Regulatory Administration has signaled support for mainland Chinese insurance funds to invest in Hong Kong-listed ETFs via Stock Connect, a move expected to increase market liquidity and diversify investment strategies for insurers.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $517.2 million in net inflows on Wednesday, the highest since May, while Ether ETFs added $189.2 million. The surge follows a crypto market rally linked to US Treasury debt buyback decisions and legislative attention on the CLARITY Act.
Retail investors remain invested in AI stocks but are increasingly using put options and inverse ETFs to hedge against downside risks as markets approach the fall season.
Cboe BZX filed a proposal with the SEC to list six Volatility Shares funds offering 3x daily leveraged exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and four commodities.
Ethereum and Solana developers are advancing protocol proposals—Solana's SIMD-0550 and Ethereum's EIP-8363—to reduce staking yields and increase token scarcity by accelerating disinflation and burning validator rewards.
Dubai-based crypto exchange Bybit launched USDT-denominated pre-IPO perpetual contracts tied to Chinese robotics firm Unitree and AI startup Moonshot AI, expanding its private-market trading offerings.
Gen Z traders on Binance allocated 25% of their trading volume to ETFs in early August, while tokenized stock issuers Binance bStocks and Kraken xStocks competed for the second-largest market position.
Bitcoin fell below $64,000 on Tuesday as gold prices hit nine-week highs of $4,435 per ounce amid surging safe-haven demand and strong retail inflows into gold ETFs.
BlackRock Canada launched two exchange-traded funds on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Monday: an equity portfolio with a 3% Bitcoin allocation and an international equity index ETF.
Grayscale established mandatory quarterly minimums for converting staking rewards into cash for its Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche exchange-traded products, creating recurring market sell flows for reward tokens.
South Korea's stock market volatility index dropped 18.91 percent after financial authorities raised minimum cash deposits to curb speculative single-stock leveraged ETFs linked to major firms like Samsung Electronics and SK hynix.
Grayscale withdrew registration statements for Cardano, Hedera, and Polkadot trust ETFs on Aug. 7, citing no intention to proceed, while other altcoin fund filings remain at preliminary stages or have achieved effectiveness.
Trotz neuer Höchststände am Aktienmarkt wächst die Nervosität. Chipaktien brachen um über 25% ein, bevor sie um 15% wieder zulegten. Für Anleger, die nach schwankungsärmeren Investitionen suchen, präsentiert das Handelsblatt drei weniger volatile ETFs und erklärt ihre Eignung für verschiedene Risikotypen.
US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs attracted over $1 billion in fresh cash for their strongest weekly inflows since April, with BlackRock capturing the vast majority of the capital amid renewed focus on institutional custody.
Collateralized loan obligations may become the next major trend in exchange-traded funds, driven by investor demand for alternative assets amid ongoing interest rate uncertainty.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted roughly $1 billion in net inflows this week, the strongest since April, amid ongoing regulatory uncertainty and heightened security concerns following a $116 million Coldcard hack.
Bitcoin remains above $65,000, showing unusual resilience despite a security breach, delayed legislation, and stagnant price action, with reduced selling intensity and fresh institutional demand.
BlackRock's spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded a combined $3.5 billion net decrease from capital-share transactions in Q2, reversing a $13.9 billion increase from a year prior, according to SEC filings.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $620 million in inflows over consecutive days following a $116 million Coldcard wallet hack, sparking renewed debate among investors regarding the risks and security of self-custody versus institutional funds.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $244.4M in net inflows on Wednesday, with BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF leading gains. Bitcoin briefly surpassed $64,920, while Ether ETFs attracted inflows and XRP ETFs saw outflows.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew over $380 million in net inflows over two days as the Coldcard hardware wallet hack renewed investor interest in institutional custody solutions.
Daily turnover of 16 single-stock leveraged ETFs in South Korea fell below 1 trillion won for the first time since May 27, following regulatory measures to curb market volatility.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $170.1 million in net inflows on Aug. 3 following a prior session outflow, with BlackRock's IBIT driving nearly two-thirds of the total as participation broadened across seven funds.
