116 stories about ETF from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Oct 24, 2026.
The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) became the first Solana-based ETF to reach $1 billion in assets under management. This rapid growth highlights the increasing interest in Solana and staking-based investment products.
Grayscale has launched a Zcash (ZEC) ETF, giving brokerage investors exposure to the privacy-focused cryptocurrency. The launch follows a critical privacy flaw in Zcash's code that was recently discovered and patched.
Zcash (ZEC) hit its highest price since 2018, nearing $850, as traders bet on a potential Grayscale ETF. The surge was fueled by nearly $10 billion in 24-hour futures volume, showing strong speculative interest.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $606 million Thursday, the biggest haul since May. BlackRock's ETF accounted for 83% of the inflow, and altcoin funds also saw notable activity.
Grayscale has submitted another amended filing to the SEC for its proposed Zcash ETF, bringing it closer to becoming the first of its kind in the US. This move follows a series of regulatory steps that could pave the way for a new crypto investment product.
Zcash (ZEC) hit an 8-year high above $800 after Grayscale filed to convert its trust into a spot ETF. The rally was driven by $2.3 billion in futures volume and speculation about ZEC becoming the 'next Bitcoin'.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a significant $189 million inflow on Tuesday, bringing August's total to $951 million. This marks a strong month for Bitcoin investment products, with Ether ETFs also adding $71.5 million.
Tudor Investment Corp. raised its iShares Bitcoin Trust stake 18.9% to 688,529 shares worth $22.9 million in Q2, while sharply cutting its call options—a shift from leveraged bets toward direct spot exposure.
Cboe has asked regulators to approve the first 3x leveraged bitcoin and ether ETFs in the US. These would be the first of their kind in the country, following similar products in Europe.
Swiss banking giant UBS dramatically increased its Bitcoin exposure in Q2 2026, with call options on the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) surging 24-fold to 3,456,100 underlying shares. Direct holdings of IBIT rose 12% to 407,890 shares, while put option exposure dropped roughly 53% to 143,300 underlying shares.
Fidelity has filed with the SEC to add staking to its Ethereum ETF, planning to retain 85% of staking rewards and distribute the rest quarterly. This move could make the fund more attractive to investors seeking passive income.
Goldman Sachs has bought NEOS, a bitcoin income ETF provider, for $2.25 billion. This move expands Goldman's derivative platform to $130 billion in total ETF assets, directly competing with BlackRock's BITA fund, according to an analyst.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their highest weekly inflows since April, totaling $1 billion. This surge indicates renewed institutional interest in Bitcoin as an investment asset.
A security flaw in the Coldcard hardware wallet has analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald and FRNT Financial predicting increased demand for regulated bitcoin products, potentially benefiting custody providers and bitcoin ETFs as investors seek safer alternatives.
A software bug in the Coldcard hardware wallet has led to the theft of nearly 600 Bitcoin, worth around $38 million. This incident is causing some investors to question the safety of managing their own private keys and consider alternatives like Bitcoin ETFs.
Ethereum ETFs snapped a five-day inflow streak and Bitcoin ETFs logged a second day of outflows, though both funds extended their weekly inflow streaks to three weeks.
Bitcoin ETF weekly trading volume dropped to its lowest level since October 2024, while ether funds have drawn nearly as much capital as bitcoin ETFs over the past three weeks despite holding only about one-eighth of the net assets. This shift highlights growing investor interest in Ethereum-based products.
Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF has attracted nearly $400 million in assets, bucking the trend of outflows from other Bitcoin ETFs. This highlights growing institutional interest in Bitcoin despite recent market fluctuations.
Bitcoin ETFs experienced their first outflow in eight days, with $225 million withdrawn as U.S.-Iran tensions escalated. BlackRock's IBIT led the exits as Bitcoin briefly dipped under $65,000, though the week still closed in the green.
Bitcoin ETF inflows and cooling AI momentum suggest investors may be shifting back to crypto. Potential regulatory progress under the CLARITY Act is adding to the speculation.
CoinShares is entering Europe's $30 trillion UCITS market with a new platform and a Bitcoin Mining ETF. This move aims to attract institutional investors by offering regulated crypto investment products.
Grayscale Investments has filed an S-1 registration with the SEC to launch the first Worldcoin ETF in the US, expanding its lineup beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum products.
Bitcoin dropped under $63,000 due to U.S. strikes on Iran and U.S.-China tensions, but onchain data and ETF inflows suggest buyers are returning quickly. Analysts see resilience in the market despite the short-term sell-off.
Asset manager T. Rowe Price has debuted a new crypto fund that gives investors exposure to Bitcoin and other digital assets, signaling growing mainstream interest in cryptocurrencies.