
April 21st, 2025
Fidelity’s Wise Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) and BlackRock’s IBIT have posted $6 billion in cumulative inflows in the past three weeks.
The Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund (BRRR) is the first spot BTC ETF to have two custodians including Coinbase and BitGo in a bid to ensure optimal security and higher competitiveness.
VSFG is aiming for a second-quarter submission for a spot Ethereum ETF. However, it shall happen subject to the approval and listing of its spot Bitcoin ETF in the first quarter.
Spot BTC ETFs enjoy bullish momentum based on consecutive cumulative net inflows despite BTC’s short-term pullback after the US Fed’s rate decision.
Ads for BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF will be projected onto closed bank buildings, as per a new filing. The ads will show major milestones in the financial world, including the creation of Bitcoin.
On Tuesday’s market close, BlackRock and Fidelity recorded trading volumes of $383 million and $288 million, while Grayscale maintained the lead with $396 million.
According to Standard Chartered, an ETH ETF approval will come from the SEC in May, and could possibly pump ETH price to $4,000.
While Grayscale’s GBTC saw outflows running in millions on Monday, companies like BlackRock and Fidelity received a combined net inflow of $406 million on the same day.
This fee war started before spot Bitcoin ETFs were approved, with issuers lowering their costs even then.
As BTC established a bullish cycle every four years, Scaramucci believes Bitcoin price will rally 4X at the time of halving.
Fidelity’s spot Bitcoin ETF recorded more inflows than GBTC outflows on Monday. All eyes are currently on the FOMC meeting ahead this week as investors’ keenly watch Fed’s take on rate cuts.
Vanguard executives said that the company usually focuses on long-term stability instead of short-term trends as the reason behind rejecting the Bitcoin ETF offering.
Charles Schwab has demonstrated an increasing interest in the crypto space following initial skepticism towards the emerging economy.
Apart from Harvest Fund Management, other companies in Hong Kong are actively exploring the possibility of launching spot Bitcoin ETFs.
According to data from BitMEX Research, GBTC witnessed a decrease in outflows, with $394.1 million on January 25, down from $429.3 million on Wednesday and $515.3 million on Tuesday.