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Bitcoin (BTC) reserves on centralized exchanges have fallen to their lowest level since 2019, with spot ETFs and corporate treasury programs absorbing a combined 2.4 million BTC — roughly 11% of total supply — as the asset trades below $70,000 amid persistent market volatility. What Happened: Exchan

Digital asset investment products pulled in US$619M in net inflows last week, according to CoinShares' weekly fund flows report authored by James Butterfill, as rising oil prices tied to the Iran crisis dampened what had been even stronger demand earlier in the week, with US$1.44B flowing in during

21Shares on Friday listed the first U.S. spot Polkadot (DOT) exchange-traded fund on Nasdaq under the ticker TDOT, seeded with $11 million and carrying a 0.30% management fee. DOT fell roughly 2% on the day to around $1.47, in line with a broad market sell-off. The token's market capitalization sits

Bitcoin (BTC) has reclaimed the $70,000 level after spot ETF products recorded more than $8.9 billion in cumulative outflows from their peak — a record drawdown that left the average ETF holder sitting roughly $11,000 below their estimated cost basis of $79,000. What Happened: Record ETF Drawdown On

Harvard University's endowment trimmed 21% of its Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund position in Q4 2025 and used the proceeds to acquire roughly $86.8 million in Ethereum (ETH) ETF shares, a move that signals a broader shift in how major institutions are allocating across digital assets rather than