U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs command $92.45 billion in BTC, or 5.61% of its market cap. Bitcoin is trading up 1.4% at $83,330 today ...

This post was written by Josh Lynch The world's third-largest cryptocurrency could gain mainstream investment access as Grayscale seeks SEC approval for first-ever XRP ETF product. Bitcoin ETFs ...

A Grayscale survey shows growing interest in crypto among wealthy US investors, though many see it as only an investment, not an innovation.

Over $1.67 billion exited US spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in March, but investors stopped the bleeding ...

Among the findings, over a quarter (26%) of high-net-worth Americans with investible assets of $1 million or more currently own cryptocurrency, which is higher than the 20% average of all Americans.

The US-based spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw another phase of outflows. FBTC leads the charts with an outflow of $75.5 million.

Ark and 21 shares witnessed the largest inflow on March 12, worth $82.60 million, followed by Grayscale Mini Trust recording ...

Truist Financial Corp lowered its stake in shares of Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (NYSEARCA:BTC – Free Report) by 80.0% ...

“This marks the first decline in both Headline and Core CPI since July 2024. Inflation is cooling down in the US.” However, ...

Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a net inflow of $13.33 million, marking a rebound after seven consecutive days of outflows.

SEC acknowledges Nasdaq's Hedera HBAR ETF filing, initiating review and comment periods for tracking Grayscale's HBAR prices.