
US Approval of Perpetual Futures Could Spark Crypto's Next Institutional Boom
The approval of perpetual futures in the U.S. is poised to attract sophisticated traders and institutions, potentially mirroring the market impact of spot Bitcoin ETFs.

The approval of perpetual futures in the U.S. is poised to attract sophisticated traders and institutions, potentially mirroring the market impact of spot Bitcoin ETFs.

On-chain data indicates Bitcoin's market price is closely approaching its realized price, alongside a notable decline in demand from institutional ETFs.

Bitcoin faces a critical test, struggling to maintain the $60,000 support level amid significant ETF outflows and pressure from traditional tech markets.

Ondo Finance has hired former Invesco ETF chief John Hoffman to spearhead its ambitious expansion into comprehensive on-chain investment portfolios.

Recent outflows from Bitcoin exchange-traded funds are prompting debate, with some analysts pointing to upcoming IPOs while others suggest an arbitrage strategy is at play.

Japan's Lower House has reportedly approved a bill reclassifying crypto as financial instruments, potentially opening doors for ETFs and tax reforms.
Morgan Stanley's Head of Digital Asset Strategy, Amy Oldenburg, asserts that educating financial advisors is key to mainstream Bitcoin adoption.
Despite recent market volatility and a dip to around **$63,000**, analysts affirm Bitcoin's long-term value proposition remains robust.

Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds have experienced their fourth consecutive week of net outflows, shedding a combined $1.7 billion as investor sentiment shifts.

A new analysis suggests that Bitcoin's recent price dip is primarily linked to rising US inflation data and subsequent ETF outflows, not inherent market strategy.

Bitcoin's return to $60,000 is met with heavy ETF outflows, a stark contrast to February's institutional accumulation at similar price levels.

MicroStrategy faces **$11 billion** in paper losses on Bitcoin, with Michael Saylor citing ETF outflows and surging AI investment as key market pressures.

Ethereum's price has dropped to a 14-week low, with persistent ETF outflows and weakening demand placing the crucial $1,800 support level in jeopardy.

Grayscale has launched a new Hyperliquid ETF on Nasdaq with an industry-low 0.29% sponsor fee, intensifying competition in the digital asset investment space.

Coinbase has strategically invested in a ProShares Treasury-focused ETF, aiming to support stablecoin issuers amidst evolving regulatory debates on yield-bearing products.

Despite recent Bitcoin ETF outflows, a Bloomberg analyst suggests Wall Street's commitment to crypto remains robust, indicating continued market adoption.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced their longest redemption streak, with $3.4 billion withdrawn over 11 sessions as investors favored AI-driven equities.

Grayscale proposes a competitive 0.29% fee for its Hyperliquid ETF, aiming to undercut rivals like 21Shares and Bitwise, according to analyst James Seyffart.

Bitcoin is experiencing downward price pressure due to substantial ETF outflows and the macroeconomic impact of rising global oil prices.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a historic $2.97 billion outflow over 10 trading days, marking their longest withdrawal streak amidst a surging AI-driven stock market.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a historic nine-day streak of outflows, shedding $2.8 billion amidst cooling institutional demand and decreased whale accumulation.

The crypto market saw a downturn with Bitcoin and Ethereum prices falling, while institutions like NYSE and Bermuda advanced digital asset integration.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant upswing, fueled by the largest ETF inflows in three months and ongoing regulatory discussions.