BlackRock and Fidelity led a rebound in spot Bitcoin ETFs inflows on Thursday, as traders shifted their focus to the 50-week EMA at about $100,000.
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BlackRock and Fidelity led a rebound in spot Bitcoin ETFs inflows on Thursday, as traders shifted their focus to the 50-week EMA at about $100,000.
BlackRock and Fidelity led a rebound in spot Bitcoin ETFs inflows on Thursday, as traders shifted their focus to the 50-week EMA at about $100,000.
BlackRock and Fidelity led a rebound in spot Bitcoin ETFs inflows on Thursday, as traders shifted their focus to the 50-week EMA at about $100,000.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $240 million in inflows after six straight days of outflows, signaling a renewed wave of institutional demand for BTC.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $240 million in inflows after six straight days of outflows, signaling a renewed wave of institutional demand for BTC.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $240 million in inflows after six straight days of outflows, signaling a renewed wave of institutional demand for BTC.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $240 million in inflows after six straight days of outflows, signaling a renewed wave of institutional demand for BTC.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $240 million in inflows after six straight days of outflows, signaling a renewed wave of institutional demand for BTC.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $240 million in inflows after six straight days of outflows, signaling a renewed wave of institutional demand for BTC.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $240 million in inflows after six straight days of outflows, signaling a renewed wave of institutional demand for BTC.