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Crypto ETPs saw $795 million in outflows last week, with CoinShares attributing the outflows to a “wave of negative sentiment” that started in February.

In the first quarter of 2025, digital assets accounted for $34 million in base fees or less than 1% of BlackRock’s long-term revenue.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has granted regulatory approval for exchanges to list and trade options contracts on Ether exchange-traded funds.

Bitcoin price could soar if the high-stakes trade war game being played by the US leads to meaningful negotiations.

BlackRock has over $47 billion in crypto holdings, including Bitcoin and Ether, according to data from Arkham.

Unlike speculative crypto assets, BUIDL offers institutional investors stable onchain yields while maintaining compliance with financial regulations.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warned in an annual letter that mounting US debt could drive investors toward Bitcoin, threatening the dollar’s global dominance.

Analysts say central banks will expand liquidity in the near future, opening the door for Bitcoin price to make a push toward new all-time highs.

Corporate Bitcoin adoption remains limited by Europe’s “fragmented” regulatory regime and a smaller liquidity pool than the United States.

BlackRock’s foray into the European markets is a “key” moment for Bitcoin’s growing global adoption, according to Bitfinex analysts.

Ethereum's Pectra upgrade, a rising TVL, and declining exchange supply signal strengthening fundamentals.

Bitcoin’s lack of momentum may drive further interest in safer investments, such as tokenized RWAs, which are approaching the $20 billion record milestone.

BlackRock and Securitize’s BUIDL reached a market capitalization of $1.7 billion, dominating tokenized US Treasury products.

BlackRock launched its iShares Bitcoin ETP across Europe, expanding its crypto offerings beyond the US.

Bitcoin ETFs snap a five-week net outflow streak while Ether-based funds have a fourth consecutive red week.