96 stories about ETF from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 6, 2026.
Bitcoin traded above $64,000 on Saturday, supported by its strongest ETF inflows in a month and growing optimism around geopolitical developments, particularly a potential peace deal between Iran and Pakistan.
Tokenization is setting the stage for smarter, automated investing, according to John Hoffman, Ondo's new head of portfolio products. This trend could replicate the massive growth seen in ETFs, which now hold over $20 trillion in assets.
John Palmer of Kraken predicts that newly approved U.S. perpetual futures will first attract sophisticated traders, with broader institutional adoption likely to follow. This could mirror the growth seen with crypto ETFs, opening up new opportunities in the market.
BlackRock has filed an 8-A form for its yield-bearing Bitcoin ETF, signaling an imminent launch. Analysts expect trading to begin as early as next week, marking a significant milestone for crypto investment products.
Japan’s Lower House reportedly passed a bill that would bring crypto under the country’s financial instruments framework, potentially opening the door to ETFs and lower tax treatment.
Ondo Finance has hired John Hoffman, former Invesco ETF chief, to lead its push into onchain investment portfolios. This move signals a shift from tokenizing individual assets to offering full investment strategies on the blockchain.
BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC are attracting the vast majority of new bitcoin ETF money, leaving smaller funds increasingly sidelined as institutional investors consolidate around the industry's largest players.
Carlos Domingo, CEO of Securitize, believes bringing stocks and ETFs onto blockchain could unlock a massive $5 trillion market. Currently, tokenized assets are only around $30 billion.
Bitcoin has returned to $60,000, but institutional investors are now selling heavily through ETFs, marking a sharp reversal from February when they were net buyers during the dip. ETF outflows have reached $1.2 billion in the past week, according to CoinDesk.
Standard Chartered's Geoff Kendrick argues Bitcoin's sharp decline—driven by Strategy's surprise sale, ETF outflows, and liquidations—may be nearing a bottom.
Morgan Stanley Wealth Management has partnered with Galaxy Digital to allow eligible clients to lend crypto assets in exchange for shares of spot crypto ETPs, marking a significant step in integrating traditional finance with digital assets.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $397 million in outflows on Wednesday, extending a 13-day red streak to $4.4 billion as Bitcoin has fallen about 21% since May 15.
US spot Bitcoin ETF ownership shifted during the market downturn as hedge funds exited positions, while banks and long-term allocators continued building exposure.
Tokenization is following a similar path to ETFs, which grew into a $10 trillion market. This could revolutionize how assets are traded and owned, making complex assets more accessible and liquid.
Bitcoin's price hit a two-month low after Strategy made its first BTC sale since 2022. Bitcoin ETFs have shed billions in value over the past two weeks, turning negative for 2026.
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party proposed legal frameworks for crypto ETFs and yen-backed stablecoins. This move could boost crypto adoption and investment in the country. The party outlined a plan to present to the finance minister, aiming to create a favorable regulatory environment for digital assets.
Bitcoin has dropped from the low-$80,000s to around $75,000 as spot demand, ETF inflows, and volatility expectations continue fading. While market positioning has reset, investor conviction remains limited.
A massive $1.26 billion sale of BlackRock's IBIT Bitcoin ETF suggests a large investor exited quickly. NYDIG disputes the basis-trade theory, pointing to the large discount and the lack of an unusual spike in CME Bitcoin futures volume.
Bitcoin ETFs have seen record outflows totaling $2.8 billion over nine consecutive days, signaling cooling demand. This trend coincides with reduced accumulation by large investors, or 'whales,' underscoring a trying time for the crypto market.
Bitcoin ETFs have experienced their longest withdrawal streak since January 2024, with investors pulling out $2.8 billion. This comes as bitcoin lags behind the performance of AI and semiconductor stocks.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have now surpassed $100 billion in total net inflows, according to data from Stacy Muur. This milestone highlights the growing mainstream adoption of Bitcoin as an investment vehicle.
Grayscale is in talks to invest $115 million in HYPE tokens as part of a seed investment. This follows the recent launch of HYPE-based ETFs by 21Shares and Bitwise Investments earlier this month. The investment could boost Hyperliquid’s market presence and token value.
Bitcoin's long-term holder supply has hit a record high, but analysts suggest this reflects a lack of new buyers rather than strong conviction. Weaker ETF demand and bearish prediction market odds support this view.
Texas is moving its $10 million Bitcoin reserve from BlackRock's IBIT ETF to direct custody, hiring a crypto custodian to manage the state's holdings. This shift reflects a growing trend among institutions to take direct control of their Bitcoin assets.