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Crypto ETPs saw $2 billion in inflows last week, with Bitcoin leading gains and BlackRock dominating activity.

Institutional investors are driving a new era in Bitcoin mining, capitalizing on favorable US regulations and infrastructure diversification into AI.

Last week’s crypto ETP inflows were among the highest weekly inflows on record, down just about 13% from the all-time high seen in early December 2024, according to CoinShares.

Crypto ETPs saw modest inflows of $6 million last week, reflecting mixed investor sentiment but showing signs of recovery, according to CoinShares.

Bitcoin price pushed above a long-term descending trendline but will potential selling near 200-MA cap the upside in BTC and altcoins?

Year-to-date outflows from crypto ETPs by Grayscale are now bigger than all Bitcoin inflows in 2025 so far, totaling roughly $1.4 billion.

Bitcoin bulls showed up to defend the $80,000 support, but will it hold after the April 2 “Liberation Day” tariffs are announced by US President Donald Trump?

With $870 million of inflows in the past two weeks, crypto ETPs have yet to reverse a continuing decline in total assets under management.

Bitcoin bulls appear ready to make a run at the 200-day SMA, which could pull BTC price toward $92,000 and reinvigorate altcoins.

Crypto ETF outflows have hit 17 straight days, the longest negative streak since CoinShares started records in 2015.

On March 11, Franklin Templeton became the ninth firm to file for an XRP ETF, though giants like BlackRock have yet to join the race.

Bitcoin risks a fall below the critical $78,258 support, opening the doors for a further fall to $73,777.

With cumulative outflows reaching $4.75 billion over the past four weeks, the year-to-date inflows have dropped to $2.6 billion, according to CoinShares.

ADA, XRP and SOL are seeing profit booking just a day after rallying following President Trump’s US strategic crypto reserve announcement. Is the market headed toward new lows?

CoinShares cited the Bybit hack, more hawkish US Fed rhetoric and a previous $29 billion buying streak as reasons for the record-breaking weekly outflows.