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Bitcoin ETF attracts $462 million, BTC briefly surpasses $73,000

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF recorded a net inflow of $462 million on Wednesday, with a three-day total of $1.1 billion. BlackRock IBIT was the fund with the largest single-day inflow. Although the capital inflow indicates an improvement in market sentiment, the Fear & Greed Index remains in the "Extreme Fear" zone, and more sustained inflow data is needed to confirm a trend reversal.

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Add $225M as BlackRock IBIT Offsets Redemptions

US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted mixed trading flows on Tuesday, reflecting a nuanced backdrop for the U.S. ETF market as investors weighed short-term liquidity against broader risk-off sentiment. Data from SoSoValue showed that overall spot BTC ETFs drew a net inflow of $225.2 million, highlighting

Reputed Analyst Claims Fake Pump for BTC, Remains Highly Bullish for the Coming Weeks

Reputed analyst confirms fake pump for BTC.  He remains highly bullish for the coming weeks and bearish for the long-term.  He expects BTC to pump to the $78,000 – $88,000 price range before a greater dump. The current crypto market has resulted in a surprising turn of events for

Bitwise funds the Bitcoin ecosystem through ETF profits, donating a total of $380,000 over two years.

Cryptocurrency asset management firm Bitwise announced that the second donation to open-source Bitcoin developers is $233,000, bringing the total donations to over $383,000. The funds come from 10% of the gross profit from BITB management fees. The donations are distributed among three organizations to ensure support for Bitcoin ecosystem development. BITB has been steadily growing in the market, with a total capital inflow of $2.2 billion, ranking third among U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs.

Gate Research Institute: BTC has not yet decoupled from SaaS technology companies | Palantir criticizes Anthropic's safety restrictions

Cryptocurrency Overview BTC (+7.17% | Current Price 72,443.1 USDT) Bitcoin surged over 7% on Wednesday, driving the total market capitalization of the crypto market back above $2.5 trillion, with a daily increase of approximately 5.5%. This rebound was mainly driven by short squeeze. Previously, influenced by the Iran situation, the market experienced a concentrated sell-off, and the funding rate for Bitcoin perpetual contracts briefly dropped to extremely low levels. As geopolitical risks did not further escalate, funds that had previously taken bearish positions began to close their positions, leading to a rapid price rebound. Vetle Lunde, Head of Research at K33 Research, pointed out that Bitcoin's weekly RSI once dipped to 26.84, marking the third-lowest oversold level in history, providing technical support for the rebound. ETH (+8.36% | Current Price 2,111.66 USDT) On Wednesday, Ethereum