
HYPE ETFs Pull $31.4M in Inflows, Beating Bitcoin and Ethereum
HYPE ETFs recorded $31.4 million in weekly inflows last week, surpassing flows into both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF products, according to Pluang.
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HYPE ETFs recorded $31.4 million in weekly inflows last week, surpassing flows into both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF products, according to Pluang.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are leading a broad crypto market recovery, but shrinking trading volumes suggest investors remain cautious about the durability of the move.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is drawing fresh attention to cryptocurrency as Ecuador prepares to face Curacao in Group E, according to Crypto Briefing.

Japan's Prime Minister has described Bitcoin as a rare opportunity to address the country's long-standing economic challenges, making the remarks at WebX 2025.

The European Union has prohibited regulated crypto firms from handling privacy coins while keeping self-hosted Bitcoin wallet transfers free from identity verification requirements.

Real estate mogul Grant Cardone added 282 Bitcoin to his holdings as broader crypto markets continued to slide, signaling confidence in BTC at lower prices.

Real estate firm Cardone Capital has purchased 282 more Bitcoin for roughly $18 million, pushing toward a stated goal of holding 3,000 BTC by 2026 funded by rental income.

Cardone Capital has purchased 282 Bitcoin for approximately $18 million, expanding its hybrid strategy that blends real estate with direct cryptocurrency holdings.

Bitcoin is staging a comeback, and the broader cryptocurrency market is rising alongside it, according to a report from The Jerusalem Post.

Bitcoin is staging a notable recovery, pulling the broader crypto market higher with it as investor sentiment shows signs of stabilizing across digital assets.

Bitcoin is staging a notable recovery, pulling altcoins and the wider cryptocurrency market higher in a broad-based rebound that analysts are watching closely.