
$465M exits ETH ETFs in a single day, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading outflows, signaling a sharp reversal from July’s bullish streak.
$465M exits ETH ETFs in a single day, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading outflows, signaling a sharp reversal from July’s bullish streak.
The amount of Bitcoin that has not moved for ten years or more is outpacing new supply, according to new findings from Fidelity.
In another sure sign of mainstream crypto adoption sweeping the world, a host of banks, blockchain companies, and one US state announced in March that they plan to launch stablecoins soon.
With the US stablecoin market worth around $235 billion, Fidelity is entering the space amid growing institutional interest and regulatory clarity.
Ignoring Bitcoin could leave nations vulnerable, Fidelity claims, as inflation, deficits, and competition demand strategic digital asset allocation.
Fidelity, Ark, Valkyrie, and VanEck joined BlackRock’s record $872 million inflow day, adding smaller contributions to US Bitcoin ETFs.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $458.54 million inflows on October 16, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the surge.
Fidelity maintains that there is no evidence that the stolen customer information has been misused.
American multinational financial services Fidelity is reportedly researching stablecoins and tokenized treasury products.