According to Nexo’s latest update, the appetite for Bitcoin (BTC) among major financial players is not only significant but accelerating.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded $523M in outflows while Ether losses have doubled, marking the second-largest withdrawals this month.

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Recent U.S. policy shifts, including a strategic bitcoin reserve and 401 (k) access, provide long-term tailwinds for bitcoin ...

Kenneth Rogoff, Harvard economist and former IMF chief, once said Bitcoin was more likely to crash to $100K. Seven years ...

Social media lit up this week after on-chain trackers flagged massive Bitcoin transfers linked to BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin ...

Bitcoin consolidates near $115K as BlackRock amasses 3% of supply; Bitcoin Penguins presale nears $4M with ambitious growth ...

BlackRock pours over $1B into Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs during a dip, purchasing the crypto assets amid a sharp market pullback this week.

Protection against price drops in BlackRock's spot bitcoin BTC $115,288.35 exchange-traded fund (ETF), is now at its priciest since the early April market slide.

Institutions are buying up Bitcoin, but the average fund manager is barely allocated to crypto. What does it mean?

Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) spot exchange-traded funds registered a record net inflow of $2.85 billion between Aug. 11 and Aug.

Crypto inflows surged to $3.75 billion last week, with BlackRock and Ethereum dominating the market, pushing assets to a record high.