Everyone expected crypto ETPs to be just another ETF. They were wrong. Advisors now face a minefield of custody and sponsor risks.
Forget fleeting fads; the latest data reveals a deep-seated investor conviction in Bitcoin ETFs. Nine consecutive days of inflows aren't just a streak; they're a statement.
ETFs are gobbling up $2 billion in Bitcoin like it's free candy. Meanwhile, short-term holders are sneaking out the back door, profits in hand. Classic crypto trap?
Everyone braced for Bitcoin's dip amid escalating war chatter. But here's the twist: analysts now peg $88,000 as the next stop, powered by relentless ETF cash and vanishing supply.
Your retirement portfolio dipping into crypto ETFs? Last week's $224M inflows—led by XRP's monster $120M—might feel like a breather. But don't pop the champagne yet.
Last week, global crypto ETPs clawed back $224 million. Dig deeper: 70% from Switzerland alone, XRP taking over half — a stark reminder that recoveries aren't uniform.
Bitcoin's stubbornly holding $67K, even as fear grips traders. Institutions are the unsung heroes here — but for how long?
Wall Street's Bitcoin funds just inhaled $471 million on a day when missiles loomed large. Smart money or just hiding from the storm?
Picture this: gold ETFs bleeding billions while Bitcoin ones suck in cash like a vacuum. Analyst James Seyffart says BTC will crush gold's AUM – but after 20 years in this game, I'm not holding my breath.