Bitcoin ETF News & Analysis Today

A Bitcoin ETF is an investment fund that trades on regular stock exchanges and follows the price of Bitcoin. Instead of buying the cryptocurrency directly and dealing with wallets or exchanges, investors can buy shares of the ETF through their brokerage accounts. This makes it easier for traditional investors to get exposure to Bitcoin. There are two main types. A futures-based ETF doesn’t hold Bitcoin itself but tracks contracts that bet on its future price. These contracts have expiry dates, and the fund constantly rolls them over. A spot ETF, on the other hand, would directly track the actual market price of Bitcoin by holding the asset itself, but so far the U.S. SEC has been cautious about approving such products. Companies like BlackRock and Fidelity have filed applications, raising hopes that approval might finally happen.

  • This week, most major digital assets recovered part of their recent losses: BTC is trading near 91,000 (+3.2%), ETH is hovering around 3,000 (+5.6%), USDT remains stable at 1.0002 (+0.15%), XRP is at 2.2100 (+6.3%), and BNB is at 881.00 (+3.1%). Total crypto market capitalization reached $3.10 trillion by the end of the week, with Bitcoin’s dominance at 58.6%. Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $149.8 million, while Ethereum ETFs recorded $236.0 million.

  • The crash has shocked investors, ETF outflows are exploding, and sentiment is turning negative. But experts warn against too much panic.

  • This week, most major cryptocurrencies are back in decline after a short-lived correction. Bitcoin is trading around 97,000.00 (–7.2%), Ethereum sits near 3,200.00 (–9.6%), USDT holds at 1.0001 (+0.02%), XRP trades at 2.2800 (–2.5%), and BNB has slipped to 920.00 (–6.7%). Total market capitalization has fallen to $3.28 trillion, with Bitcoin’s dominance easing to 59.0%. At the same time, Bitcoin ETFs saw $619.6 million in outflows, while Ethereum ETFs recorded withdrawals of $290.1 million.

  • JPMorgan is expanding its exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum while simultaneously testing its own digital payment systems.

  • The initial rally in the cryptocurrency market this week was followed by a correction, after which leading assets began to recover: BTC is trading near 111,000.00 (+1.9%), ETH around 3,950.00 (–1.3%), USDT at 1.0001 (+0.01%), BNB near 1,125.00 (–0.4%), and XRP at 2.4500 (+1.7%). The total market capitalization has reached $3.74 trillion, with Bitcoin’s dominance at 59.2%. Bitcoin ETFs gained $355.7 million, while Ethereum ETFs saw an outflow of $150.3 million.

  • FalconX acquires ETF giant 21Shares. Together, the companies plan to develop new funds focused on Bitcoin, Ether, and derivatives.

  • This week, after a mid-term uptrend, the cryptocurrency market entered a correction phase. Currently, BTC is trading around 121,000.00 (–1.4%), ETH is near 4,320.00 (–3.9%), USDT has returned to third place by market capitalization at 1.0004 (–0.04%), followed by BNB at 1,265.00 (+9.6%), while XRP holds around 2.8100 (–5.9%).

  • This week, the cryptocurrency market regained ground lost in the second half of last month: Bitcoin is trading around 120,000.00 (+8.3%), ETH at 4,500.00 (+11.1%), while XRP climbed to third place by market capitalization, pushing stablecoin USDT to fourth, with quotes at 3.0200 (+6.1%) and 1.0005 (+0.01%) respectively. BNB is trading near 1,087.00 (+9.8%). Overall market capitalization rose to $4.12 trillion, with Bitcoin’s dominance at 58.0%. Bitcoin ETFs added $2.25 trillion in assets, while Ethereum ETFs saw inflows of $1.79 trillion.

  • This week, most major crypto assets have been correcting downward: BTC is trading around 109,600.00 (–5.0%), ETH near 3,940.00 (–11.9%), USDT around 1.0010 (+0.04%), XRP at 2.7650 (–7.1%), and BNB at 950.00 (–7.0%). The total market capitalization has declined to $3.75 trillion, while BTC’s market share dropped to 58.2%. At the same time, outflows from Bitcoin ETFs amounted to $479.3 million, and from Ethereum ETFs to $547.4 million.

  • This week the cryptocurrency market showed mixed dynamics. At the moment, BTC is trading around 116,984.33 (+1.66%), ETH near 4,536.75 (+0.42%), XRP around 3.0300 (–0.51%), the stablecoin USDT at 1.0000 (+0.04%), and BNB at 999.97 (+10.50%). Total market capitalization stands at $4.08 trillion, while BTC’s market share is 57.1%. Bitcoin ETFs added $163.0 million in net assets, and Ethereum ETFs added $213.1 million. The Fear & Greed Index climbed to the edge of the neutral zone at 54, reflecting a slight uptick in investor interest in buying, though traders remain cautious about risk.

  • Breaking above the $117,500 resistance level could clear the way for Bitcoin to revisit its record highs, says Michaël van de Poppe, founder of MN Capital

  • With the Fed’s rate decision just days away, institutional money is flooding back into Bitcoin, pushing prices closer to new record highs.

  • This week the cryptocurrency market has been actively gaining value. At the moment, BTC is trading around 115,370.40 (+2.82%), ETH at 4,547.65 (+4.46%), XRP near 3.0500 (+8.34%), stablecoin USDT around 1.0000 (–0.01%), and SOL at 238.50 (+16.14%). The total market capitalization reached $4.02 trillion, with BTC accounting for 57.2%. Daily inflows into Bitcoin ETFs adjusted to $552.78 million, while Ethereum ETFs saw $113.12 million. The “Fear & Greed” index rose to 54, marking the neutral zone and signaling a modest increase in investor appetite, although traders remain cautious.

  • This week, the cryptocurrency market has made moderate attempts at growth: BTC is trading near 113,000.00 (+3.5%), ETH is around 4,400.00 (–1.3%), XRP is holding at 2.8400 (+1.2%), the stablecoin USDT remains at 1.0004 (0.00%), and BNB is priced at 850.00 (–0.8%). The total market capitalization reached $3.87 trillion, with BTC dominance at 58.1%. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of $410.4 million, while Ethereum ETFs recorded outflows of $340.8 million.

  • Bitcoin is showing weakness again in August, in line with historical patterns. This time, whale selling, ETF outflows, and liquidations are adding pressure. What’s next for the BTC price?

  • On August 26, the price of Bitcoin fell to $109,000, triggering $900 million in daily liquidations. Analysts warned of further downside risks, The Block reported.

  • Bitcoin and Ethereum are falling, and liquidations are rising sharply. The mechanisms behind the decline are becoming visible.

  • From August 18 to 22, investors pulled $1.17 billion from spot Bitcoin ETFs. The largest outflow came from BlackRock’s IBIT fund, which lost $615 million.

  • On July 1, 2025, the US spot bitcoin ETF sector registered its largest capital outflow for the month, with net redemptions exceeding $342.25 million, according to SoSoValue. This sharp withdrawal marks a reversal from the consistent inflows observed through most of May, signaling a shift in institutional sentiment towards bitcoin-backed investment vehicles.

  • Spot Bitcoin ETFs kept the momentum going on June 17, 2025, logging their seventh straight day of inflows. Data from SoSoValue shows that U.S. funds pulled in $216.48 million on the day, lifting weekly net inflows above $1.6 billion and underscoring strong institutional demand.