Bitcoin is up nearly 11% this quarter, its strongest third-quarter showing since 2021, but the gain follows a brutal first half that has traders asking whether the rebound has real staying power.
The surge in Bitcoin ETF inflows highlights growing institutional demand for secure crypto investment options amid rising security concerns.
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U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs posted gains across all five sessions, attracting $853.54 million in their strongest week since April 17. Ether funds added about $245 million, while XRP, solana and HYPE ETFs also finished the week with net inflows.
This groundbreaking Bitcoin-only M&A deal highlights a shift towards cryptocurrency in corporate finance, potentially influencing future transactions.
Large wallet holders are increasing accumulation in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP according to CryptoQuant analysis.
The market rose even as the Senate left the crypto bill unpassed before its recess, with steady ETF inflows and a softer dollar doing more for prices than Washington.
Ocean, a bitcoin mining pool, had been backing BIP-110 by default.
Bitcoin’s improving demand faces a key resistance test as spot participation remains weak and derivatives lead the recovery.
Three sales meet CPI and PPI, creating measurable tests of bond demand, yields and Bitcoin pressure.
Bitcoin Red Team has now found 1,288 critical and high-level vulnerabilities in the Bitcoin ecosystem as of Saturday.
Every major except XRP is green on the week, with BTC, ether and BNB each up nearly 3% as global stocks trade near a record.
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