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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $609 million in net inflows, marking six consecutive days of positive flows as Bitcoin surged above $111,000.

Bitcoin crossed the $110,000 threshold for the first time on Wednesday, triggering renewed interest from US-based investors. The price action coincided with a sharp rise in inflows into spot Bitcoin ...

Spearheaded by Rep. Maxine Waters and co-sponsored by 14 other Democratic lawmakers, the legislation would bar the president and their family from owning, promoting, or profiting from cryptocurrencies ...

Bitcoin soared to a new ATH, vaulting past Google and Amazon in market cap amid surging institutional demand led by BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF.

According to Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research, Bitcoin's recent rally is being driven by strong institutional demand, a post-halving supply shortage, and increasing regulatory clarity. “Spot ...

In one day alone, IBIT has accumulated over 10 times the amount of Bitcoin (BTC $110,830) mined over the same timeframe, with it scooping up 4,931 BTC against just 450 BTC produced for the day. IBIT ...

Spot Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum ETFs are experiencing record inflows, reflecting growing institutional confidence in cryptocurrencies ...

Bitcoin hits $111,000 in 2025 with low speculation, weak ETF flows, and absent retail—marking a more mature, stable market cycle.

Bitcoin’s surge sets new records, reflecting renewed investor appetite amid regulatory anticipation and strong market inflows.

Bitcoin’s record high has analysts eyeing a potential altcoin rally—if market conditions align and the crypto's dominance hits a key level.

With inflows exceeding $46 billion BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF is on track to surpass Satoshi Nakamoto's BTC holdings by next summer.

With a $64.8M Ethereum ETF inflow on May 20, it marks the third consecutive day of positive flow, signaling rising investor demand.

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