Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $730 Million for the First Time Since January
Bitcoin ETFs pull in $730.9M, their biggest day since January, as BTC reclaims $82,000 and BlackRock leads inflows.
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Bitcoin Reclaims $70K: Why Falling Treasury Yields Could Supercharge Spot BTC ETFs
Bitcoin surged above $70K as Treasury yields fell and spot Bitcoin ETF inflows rebounded. Here’s what it means.
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