Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)

Bitcoin ETFs end an 8-day streak of outflows with $28 million in inflows! Ethereum ETFs, on the other hand, continue to struggle.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded outflows of $211.15 million, far more than Ethereum ETFs! What is happening?

Bitcoin ETFs have seen ongoing net outflows, with notable variations for GBTC and BITB on September 4.

Bitcoin is breaking records, but the central banks, hesitant, prefer to pile up gold rather than bet on crypto.

Ethereum ETFs are at risk of disappearing due to their poor performance and low interest from crypto investors.

The question of liquidity in the crypto market remains a major challenge. The recent introduction of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) in the United States had raised hopes for improvement. However, according to the latest report from Kaiko, these expectations have only been partially met. Despite an increase in trading volumes on major platforms since November 2022, the reality is that the market remains fragile and vulnerable to sharp fluctuations. This report highlights two areas for reflection: the limited impact of ETFs on the true liquidity of the market, and structural issues.

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are experiencing record fund outflows, reflecting investor uncertainty!

Ethereum ETFs based in the United States are facing their longest stretch of capital outflows since their launch. This situation raises questions about their future in an increasingly competitive crypto market.

Ethereum celebrates its historically low gas fees, but this reduction could lead to an increase in the supply of ETH and a decrease in prices.

VanEck persists with the Solana ETF despite regulatory hurdles. A risky gamble or a future success?

As the initial enthusiasm fades, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States are experiencing a marked slowdown in their activity. The daily trading volume has reached its lowest level since early February, signaling a period of wait-and-see in the crypto market.

BlackRock surpasses Grayscale in assets under management for crypto ETFs! Marking a turning point in the digital asset industry.

Franklin Templeton is asking for a Bitcoin-Ethereum ETF. Coinbase is holding the cryptos, the SEC is holding the response... meanwhile, we keep hope alive!

Bitcoin ETF in crisis: BTCE fund liquidates its reserves as Bitcoin rebounds. Paradox or simple anomaly?

The cryptocurrency market has been booming for some time now. And Bitcoin ETFs are at the heart of this dynamic. Financial giants such as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are increasingly interested in this new asset class. Discover how these institutions are investing massively in crypto-assets and the implications for the market.

The year 2024 will have been marked by notable fluctuations in the crypto market, but this has not dampened the enthusiasm of institutional investors for Bitcoin ETFs. Despite a 14.5% decrease in the asset's value during the second quarter, major financial players have shown remarkable resilience.

Vanguard on the crypto touch: "We do not copy BlackRock, nor their Bitcoin ETFs." There, it's said!

Bitcoin is collapsing, ETFs are following. Investors are desperately looking for signs of recovery in this financial turmoil.

Poutine has just signed a historic bill for crypto mining in Russia. We tell you everything in this article.

Crisis or not, Ethereum ETFs continue to attract funds, highlighting the stability and long-term attractiveness of ether.

Bitcoin shaken, but institutional adoption remains resistant.

Promising start for Ethereum ETFs in August, with an influx of $26.7 million. Demonstrating the growing interest of crypto investors.

The news on spot Ethereum ETFs is experiencing a significant turnaround. After several months of substantial net outflows, the inflows to these funds have finally turned positive. Does this reversal indicate the end of the troubles for these crypto ETFs?

Bitcoin and Ether ETFs record record outflows after Trump's speech, reversing the initial bullish trend!

Bitcoin ETFs attracted $124.1 million while Ethereum ETFs lost $98.3 million. Let us explain why.

The Bitcoin supercycle is taking shape, with unprecedented price forecasts driven by institutional adoption and ETFs.

The launch of the first spot Ethereum ETFs was a major event in the crypto universe. However, the incursion of these funds into the market has not generated the expected enthusiasm. Despite these difficult beginnings, some market participants remain optimistic about the potential of these new financial instruments.

Bitcoin continues to make waves. Recently, a Japanese financial giant, SBI Holdings, is preparing to enter the Bitcoin ETF arena. Partnered with the American company Franklin Templeton, this collaboration promises to shake up the Japanese market and open new avenues for investors.