Bitcoin Holds Near $86,800 as Spot ETFs Take $715 Million
IBIT led $350.3 million of Tuesday creations. Four sessions added about $2.31 billion.
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IBIT led $350.3 million of Tuesday creations. Four sessions added about $2.31 billion.
ETHA led with $88.13 million. It was the third straight day of Ether fund inflows.
FBTC led $214.8 million of Tuesday redemptions. IBIT lost $161.7 million. The Fed votes at 2 p.m.
ETHA led with $98 million. Combined BTC and ETH redemptions reached about $590 million.
IBIT led $134 million of Monday creations after a $463 million outflow week. The Fed votes Wednesday.
ETHA led with $80.5 million. Combined BTC and ETH creations reached about $281 million.
ARKB led $78 million of Tuesday redemptions. IBIT printed a $19.5 million outflow before Friday CPI.
Thursday's $731 million creation was the heat. Monday's $46.6 million outflow is the first test before Friday CPI.
IBIT led $201 million of redemptions. Ether, XRP, and Solana wrappers all stayed green as spot prices slipped.
ETHA led an $87.7 million print. XRP funds stayed green for a 10th session. Solana cooled to $925,010.
BSOL took in more than $1 billion while SOL was still well below its listing price. Monday's category print slowed to $925,010.
BTC trades near $78,700. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $217 million, reversing Friday's $202 million outflow. IBIT did 95% of the work.
BTC trades $77,600 to $77,900. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs still finish August with more than $3 billion of inflows despite Friday redemptions.
BTC faded from above $81,000 after Warsh. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $202 million of Friday outflows. Ether funds kept buying.
Ticker TDOT took effect 27 August. Q2 DOT sales locked in $4.52 of loss for every $1 of staking cash paid to shareholders.
Eight straight sessions of net buying and a $4.1 billion two-week lift in dollar tokens pushed ETH back above $2,500.
BTC tapped $80,808 Thursday as $409 million in leveraged bets were wiped out. U.S. spot ETFs added $232 million in a day.
BTC trades $68,400 to $70,200 as volume thins into Friday's Fed speech.
An autumn SEC decision on staking inside spot Ether ETFs could unlock allocator demand.
BTC jumps from about $64,100 into the $69,500–$70,000 area after Treasury buybacks and a risk-on bounce.
About $298 million and $189 million in two sessions reverse July's outflow streak.
More than 110,000 accounts liquidated. Funding rates hit a 20-month high.
Perpetual funding hits a 20-month high as options desks hedge toward $70,000 and $72,000.
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Increased on-chain activity and a growing user base push XRP into the spotlight. Analysts see renewed market confidence.
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