Bitcoin ETFs Pull in $423 million in Three Days, Led by BlackRock
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $423 million of inflows over three sessions, with BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust accounting for almost all of the latest $137 million addition.
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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $423 million of inflows over three sessions, with BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust accounting for almost all of the latest $137 million addition.
Alice & Bob’s new research suggests a fault‑tolerant quantum computer with about 29,600 physical qubits could solve Bitcoin’s elliptic‑curve signature in roughly 62 minutes, tightening timelines for post‑quantum upgrades.
MicroStrategy posted a historic $20.9 billion operating income for Q3 2026, driven largely by a $68.9 billion valuation of its 848,517 Bitcoin holdings.
Dubai startup Utexo plans a November 28 launch of Tether’s USDT on Bitcoin, using the RGB protocol for privacy and Lightning for fast payments, aiming for up to $10 bn in volume.
Bitwise Asset Management raised its long‑term Bitcoin forecast to $1.6 million by 2036, citing a 34.3% annual growth rate driven by expanding institutional allocations and limited new supply.
Bitcoin recovered above $81,000 after third-quarter US GDP growth exceeded expectations, offsetting earlier losses from the Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady.
Futures open interest climbs to $54.8 bn while call options dominate, as traders brace for the $11 bn expiry and a post‑FOMC market test.
China's STAR50 tech index lost about $480 billion, a 40% drop since July, while Bitcoin rose roughly 27% over the same period, highlighting divergent market dynamics.