Bitcoin ETFs See $602 Million Surge as Inflow Momentum Builds – Market Updates Bitcoin News
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Bitcoin Eyes 52% Surge to $166K on Institutional Influx
Bitcoin’s recent price surge, driven by institutional interest and substantial inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs, has brought the cryptocurrency to the cusp of its previous all-time high. The bullish momentum has technical analysts eyeing a significant breakout, with some models pointing to a potential 52% increase in the next three months. The Fibonacci Extension Model, as shared by analyst… Source
Bitcoin ETFs See $602 Million Surge as Inflow Momentum Builds – Market Updates Bitcoin News
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continued their red-hot streak with a $602 million inflow, led by heavy activity in Fidelity’s and Blackrock’s funds. Ether ETFs also bounced back with $148.57 million in net inflows, riding high on renewed investor confidence. Bitcoin and Ether Funds Rack Up $750 Million in Inflows on Strong Institutional Demand Momentum doesn’t […]
Matrixport Signals Potential Bitcoin Breakout As Volatility Drops And ETF Inflows Remain Resilient
Provider of crypto-financial services, Matrixport released an updated market analysis indicating that Bitcoin has remained within a relatively narrow trading range in recent months, despite persistent exchange-traded fund (ETF) inflows and steady acquisition by treasury-focused entities. The asset’s volatility profile appears to have undergone a structural change, with realized volatility reaching multi-year lows and short-term implied volatili…
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. approached the $50 billion milestone with net inflows totaling $1 billion Wednesday–Thursday. BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC funds accounted for the bulk of the inflows, with daily volume hitting new records.Read more:Bitcoin Price Continues to Get Strength from ETFs...
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