US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Pull in Nearly $1B for a Third Straight Week
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded nearly $1 billion in net inflows last week, extending their positive run to three consecutive weeks as institutional demand continued to recover.
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Lawmakers in Connecticut have unanimously passed HB 7082, a bill that prohibits state and local government entities from accepting payments in cryptocurrencies or holding any form of crypto reserves. The measure received full support in both the House of Representatives and the State Senate, with zero opposition.
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Forget the usual cautious predictions—according to Todd Gordon of Inside Edge Capital, Bitcoin is primed for a run above $130,000, with his sights set squarely on $135,000. After May’s all-time high and a sharp but brief 10% correction, Gordon says the stars are aligning for the next big leg up.
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Michael Saylor isn’t mincing words: in his latest Bloomberg interview, the former MicroStrategy chief declared the “crypto winter” officially dead and gone. Now fully devoted to Bitcoin evangelism, Saylor insists the days of existential downturns for BTC are over.
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On June 10, 2025, spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. registered a combined capital inflow of over $556 million, according to data from SoSoValue. The renewed momentum follows a positive trend observed in the previous trading session, highlighting ongoing institutional appetite for crypto-backed exchange-traded products.
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Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX and CIO at Maelstrom, believes the upcoming monetary policy meeting of the Bank of Japan (June 16–17, 2025) could become a key trigger for risk assets—including Bitcoin—should the central bank resume quantitative easing (QE). Hayes argues that a return to selective QE, rather than continuing with quantitative tightening (QT), would provide the liquidity boost risk markets need to launch a new rally.
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Paris-based Blockchain Group is doubling down on Bitcoin. The company, which already holds 1,471 BTC (roughly $158M), has announced plans to raise an additional $340M—funds that will go straight into expanding its crypto reserves. The move, described in a recent press release, positions the firm as one of Europe’s most aggressive institutional Bitcoin accumulators.
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Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) continues to solidify its position as the world’s largest public bitcoin holder. According to co-founder Michael Saylor, the company acquired 1,045 BTC between June 2 and June 8, 2025, investing a total of $110.2 million. This latest purchase brings Strategy’s cumulative bitcoin reserves to a staggering 582,000 BTC.
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The Bitcoin blockchain is witnessing its lowest transaction volume in nearly two years, prompting miners to adapt while sparking debate over network policy and decentralization.
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Metaplanet has smashed Asia’s fundraising records, securing ¥770.9 billion (≈$5.4 billion) to buy Bitcoin—an unprecedented equity raise executed via 555 million moving-strike warrants priced at a premium. CEO Simon Gerovich says the deal, enabled by the company’s “high volatility and deep liquidity,” positions Metaplanet as a regional blueprint for corporate BTC treasuries.