BlackRock put $209M behind Bitcoin’s rebound but can it last?

CryptoSlate16h agoUpdated 2h ago
BlackRock put $209M behind Bitcoin’s rebound but can it last?
Smart Read

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in roughly $266 million on July 6, with IBIT supplying about $209 million, making the next few sessions a test of whether ETF demand can keep supporting BTC. The post BlackRock put $209M behind Bitcoin’s rebound but can it last? appeared first on CryptoSlate....

Coins in this story

Part of narrative
ETF

Explore how ETF is shaping crypto markets — aggregated stories, leading coins, and weekly momentum.

Explore narrative

Related stories

Bitcoin ETFs draw $500M but weak demand leaves rebound exposed
CryptoSlate1h ago60-word brief

Bitcoin ETFs draw $500M but weak demand leaves rebound exposed

US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds drew nearly $500 million across the last two trading sessions, giving traders their first clear fund-flow rebound in weeks even as several market gauges continued to show weak demand for the top digital asset. The US ETF products took in $221.72 million on July 2, ending a 10-session outflow streak […] The post Bitcoin E...

Live markets: Japan's collapsing yen is pushing companies into bitcoin and XRP
CoinDesk5h ago60-word brief

Live markets: Japan's collapsing yen is pushing companies into bitcoin and XRP

Hedge funds have turned the most bearish on the yen since 2007, boosting bets on further losses to nearly 138,000 contracts as of June 30....

Reserve Bank of India still favors crypto prohibition to curtail tax evasion: Reuters
CoinDesk1h ago60-word brief

Reserve Bank of India still favors crypto prohibition to curtail tax evasion: Reuters

RBI maintains opposition to crypto, advocating prohibition to combat tax evasion and capital flight. India's 39 million crypto investors operate in regulatory limbo as authorities cite financial contagion risks and seigniorage concerns. Tax officials report less than 25% compliance on crypto gains. The central bank opposes bank exposure to all cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, citing external deficit vulnerabilities and tracking difficulties.

KryptoKite aggregates and summarises third-party crypto news. This is informational content, not investment advice. KryptoKite does not recommend buying or selling any asset.