The SEC seems finally ready to take a decisive step. Several Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF issuers have just filed modifications to include in-kind redemptions. A key step for these products, which could thus gain in attractiveness and tax efficiency. This long-awaited regulatory breakthrough would radically transform the attractiveness of these financial products.
Bitcoin ETFs, which had previously been driven by a continuous bullish momentum, have seen $131 million evaporate. In the same breath, Ethereum ETFs welcomed a record influx of nearly $297 million. Behind these raw figures, a deeper movement is taking shape. Portfolio rebalancing, attraction to the yield from staking, or the evolution of the institutional narrative?
Ethereum’s price has posted a strong outing in July, culminating in a 2025 high amid growing interest from top industry participants. In fact, the second-largest crypto asset by valuation outpaced Bitcoin over the past week, with the latest data showing high ETH accumulation activities by several firms.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded 12 consecutive days of net inflows, totaling $6.6 billion in new capital. BlackRock alone contributed nearly $500 million in a single day during this stretch. July 10 and 11 marked back-to-back billion-dollar inflow days—an institutional milestone.
For the second consecutive day, Ethereum-backed ETFs have attracted more capital than those linked to Bitcoin, with $403 million in inflows compared to $363 million. A strong signal that may mark a turning point in the preferences of institutional investors. Are we witnessing a shift in the established order of the crypto market?
Ether ETFs have just dethroned Bitcoin ETFs by recording $602 million in inflows in a single day, compared to $523 million for BTC. This record day, when crypto ETFs attracted $1.1 billion, reflects strong confidence from major financial players, who see ETFs as a secure and regulated way to expose their portfolios to the crypto sector.
While some are watching for the slightest sign of a pullback, Bitcoin and Ether-backed ETFs continue their triumphant march. In a single day, these financial products attracted nearly $600 million, a sign of institutional appetite that shows no sign of weakening. This wave of enthusiasm outlines the contours of an increasingly assertive adoption of cryptocurrencies within traditional portfolios.
BlackRock experienced a massive surge in crypto ETF inflows in Q2 2025, driving strong revenue growth and setting new records for assets under management.
For a long time, bitcoin reigned supreme as the uncontested master of the cryptocurrency realm, particularly in the area of exchange-traded funds (ETFs). But today, a turning point is taking place. Discreetly, methodically, Ethereum is beginning to nibble away at market shares and is capturing the attention of institutional investors. A recent report from CoinShares highlights this astonishing dynamic: ether is no longer just following; it is asserting itself. Behind the numbers lies a reality taking hold: the dominance of bitcoin in crypto ETFs is no longer so evident.
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Bitcoin is breaking records and flirting with the ballot boxes: between the crypto-seducer Trump and greedy ETFs, the rebellious currency is making its way into the plush lounges of Wall Street.
While the little ones toil to mine, BlackRock quietly rakes in millions of Ethereum. Centralization, you say? What if the crypto revolution changed owners…
In just a year and a half since the launch of the first U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, institutional investors have poured over $50 billion into crypto through regulated financial products. The message is clear: Bitcoin is going mainstream, and it's happening fast.
BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum ETF led a major surge in ETH fund inflows this week, signalling rising institutional demand.
While Wall Street counts its points, Bitcoin takes the prize, ridicules the S&P 500, and shoots at full speed into the coffers of a stunned BlackRock. Who would have believed it?
When ETFs fill up like broken pockets and bitcoin breaks through the ceiling, traditional markets wonder: have cryptos become acceptable to the suit-and-tie crowd?
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While crypto ETFs are hitting record highs, volumes are evaporating. Blackrock and Fidelity are leading the influx, but the market seems to be holding its breath. Boom on the surface, empty underneath?
The SEC has delayed its decision on Fidelity’s proposed Solana ETF, requesting updated filings amid growing investor interest and regulatory scrutiny.
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Bitcoin slipped to $107K despite ETF inflows, as global trade concerns, low activity, and whale wallet moves spooked investors.
While the institutional enthusiasm for Bitcoin seemed sufficient to fuel a new bull run, the on-chain reality tells a different story. Despite persistent buying from ETFs and publicly traded companies like MicroStrategy, the market is experiencing a brutal drop in overall demand, amounting to 895,000 BTC. This invisible yet decisive contraction calls into question the hopes for a new short-term peak.
The crypto industry is in shock. Grayscale has just requested the SEC to suspend trading on its multi-asset ETF containing Solana and XRP, just days after its approval. What is behind this sudden turnaround?
Bitcoin approaches its all-time high, backed by growing investor confidence, strong long-term holding, and rising institutional interest.
Ethereum is stumbling, ETFs are exploding, big holders are accumulating, and retail is asleep. What if Ethereum's crypto is quietly preparing for a major upheaval? Here's a behind-the-scenes look.
Figma revealed a $69.5M Bitcoin ETF investment in its IPO filing, joining major companies embracing Bitcoin as a corporate asset.
The REX-Osprey Solana + Staking ETF launches in the U.S., offering a new way for investors to gain Solana exposure while earning rewards through staking.
In a market searching for benchmarks, even the slightest regulatory rumor can tip the scales. XRP is a perfect illustration of this: trapped between $2 and $2.35, the asset is drawing increasing attention amidst speculation surrounding an ETF. Far from the usual tumult surrounding bitcoin, this tension places Ripple's crypto at the convergence of a double issue: technical unlocking and institutional recognition.
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The crypto ecosystem takes a symbolic leap with the accelerated validation by the SEC of the conversion of the Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund (GDLC) into an ETF. This green light is not limited to Grayscale. It marks the entry of altcoins into the regulators' field of action. In a context where the political climate is softening towards cryptos, this decision could pave the way for a new generation of ETFs focused on assets like XRP, Solana, or Cardano.