BlackRock ETF clients sell $403M worth of Bitcoin
The significant outflow from BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF could increase market supply, potentially impacting Bitcoin prices if demand lags.
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The significant outflow from BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF could increase market supply, potentially impacting Bitcoin prices if demand lags.
Blockstream CEO Adam Back emphasizes that institutional investment will catalyze Bitcoin's next adoption phase.
Blockstream outlines potential new signature schemes for Bitcoin to address quantum computing threats, sparking discussion on future security.
Blockstream's focus on Falcon-1024 highlights the complex trade-offs and gradual transition needed for Bitcoin's quantum-resistant future.
But can Bitcoin ETFs sustain their influence despite November's heavy outflows?
Strive's third-quarter net income of $509 million was mostly a $533.7 million bitcoin mark-up, and its October purchases at $83,310 now sit below spot.
Bitcoin is generating notable buzz on social media, signaling growing community engagement.
Peter Schiff has renewed his criticism of Bitcoin, arguing that the cryptocurrency faces a potential bubble burst following recent political and market developments. The economist links Bitcoin’s outlook to the Democrats’ victories in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections and growing pressure on technology stocks.
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LPL Financial's increased Bitcoin ETF stake signals growing mainstream acceptance of crypto assets, potentially influencing broader market trends.
Strive, Inc. (Nasdaq: ASST) has reported $508.0 million in net income for the third quarter of 2026. This is also its first profitable quarter, and it was driven almost entirely by unrealized gains on the Bitcoin it has been stockpiling for roughly a year.
Bitcoin has slipped to around $75,800 on Nov. 6, leaving buyers defending $75,000 as weak daily momentum challenges analysts’ expectations of a recovery toward $81,000–$82,000. According to the daily chart, Bitcoin traded at $75,798.85 at press time on Nov. 6,…
Over $1.1 billion in bullish positions were destroyed during the crypto market crash, but their disappearance did not trigger a real rebound. The main problem is no longer just excess leverage: spot purchases and institutional flows remain too weak to regain control of the market.…
Michael Saylor shared a tweet claiming STRC is the top holding in key BlackRock and VanEck ETFs. This highlights the asset's market positioning and investor interest.
Fidelity and BlackRock led Thursday's Bitcoin ETF withdrawals as a technology-stock selloff rattled risk assets.
Bitcoin Magazine Books Opens 333-Copy Genesis Book Collector Edition for 3rd Anniversary Bitcoin Magazine Books opened a third-anniversary campaign for Aaron van Wirdum's The Genesis Book, capping a hand-signed Collectors Edition at 333 numbered copies.
The U.S. Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve are withdrawing a proposal to expand information collection for international crypto transfers as small as $250. The decision preserves the existing $3,000 threshold as officials reassess rules proposed in 2020.
Bitcoin treasury company Strive reported $509 million in third-quarter net income and purchased 15,124 BTC in October, bringing its total holdings to 43,124 BTC.
Strive recorded $509 million in net income during Q3 2026, largely driven by $533.7 million in unrealized gains from its Bitcoin investments. The company increased its treasury to 43,124 BTC by November 2, with holdings valued at more than $3.25 billion.
BTC price action stayed weak after US nonfarm payrolls data significantly beat forecasts, increasing bets of a December interest-rate hike.
Bitcoin was trading below the true market mean price, a sign that the September bullish expansion promise was thwarted, at least temporarily.
Bitcoin briefly fell below $75,000 on Friday, hitting its lowest level since Aug. 21 as a U.S.-led technology stock sell-off spread across global markets.
Bitcoin fell toward $75,500 after AI stocks plunged, and over $1 billion in the crypto derivatives market has been wiped out.
Michael Saylor boosted the conversation around Bitcoin's role in finance by retweeting a discussion from Money2020.
A significant whale purchase of 3,009 BTC after a year of inactivity is stirring interest in the crypto market.
Bitcoin faces significant outflows from ETFs, indicating shifting market sentiment and institutional interest.
Strive’s bitcoin stash reached 43,124 BTC as its shares continued to slide despite a profitable third quarter.
A new long-term outlook on Bitcoin (BTC), published this week, calls a climb to $150,000 by 2030 realistic. The same analysis treats a $1 million price as unlikely.