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BlackRock’s IBIT spot bitcoin ETF has reached $15 billion in assets under management just two months after the fund began trading.IBIT also witnessed its largest daily inflows on Tuesday — adding $849 million — with net flows into all the ETFs combined exceeding a record $1 billion.IBIT also dominated yesterday’s volume, generating a new record of $4 billion in trading.
Bitcoin bulls have no time for long pullbacks as a BTC price dip to $69,000 is swiftly canceled to be replaced with new record highs.
Toncoin hit a multi-year high on early Tuesday as Telegram considers going public. Find out more details below.
On March 12, net bitcoin ETF inflows hit over $1 billion.Blackrock’s IBIT product saw a record $849 million inflow.
The launch will be accompanied with two new tokens, tentatively named NewStable and NewGovToken. The DAO will explore ways to differentiate the new stablecoin from the existing Dai token.
- 05:08Tether has issued an additional 1 billion USDT on TronAccording to Onchain Lens monitoring, Tether has issued an additional 1 billion USDT on the Tron network, and over the past week, it has cumulatively issued 8 billion USDT on Ethereum and Tron.
- 04:46Data: Australia's Monochrome spot Bitcoin ETF holds 206 BTCAccording to official news, the Australian Monochrome spot Bitcoin ETF (IBTC) held 206 BTC as of November 13.
- 04:26Fed's mouthpiece: Inflation remains firm, but not enough to disrupt the Fed's December rate cut planFederal Reserve mouthpiece and renowned Wall Street Journal reporter Nick Timiraos recently wrote that consumer prices in October slightly rebounded after recording the slowest growth rate in three and a half years last month, indicating that inflation continues to decline on an uneven and rugged path. The latest report may not be enough to prevent the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates again in December. However, with robust consumer spending and stable hiring, stronger inflation could spark a larger debate at officials' next meeting - discussing whether to slow down the pace of rate cuts early next year.
