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The XRP ETF recorded net inflows of $245 million, despite recent turbulence shaking the entire crypto market.

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Harvard University just made waves in the crypto world. The Ivy League institution now holds 6,813,612 shares of IBIT worth about $442 million.

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Exchange-traded funds on spot Bitcoin and Ethereum — publicly traded products providing institutional investors with the opportunity to invest in crypto without holding it directly — are witnessing massive outflows of funds.

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Bitcoin market data shows intensified losses as short-term holders drive heavy selling

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Harvard University has sharply increased its exposure to Bitcoin ETFs, signaling long-term confidence even as the broader market faces heavy withdrawals. A recent filing shows that the prestigious institution boosted its holdings of BlackRocks spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) by an impressive 257%.

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Securitize and Binance have jointly announced on Friday that the BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) will now be accepted as off-exchange collateral for trading on Binance.

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Bitcoin has officially slipped below $94,000, triggering one of the sharpest drops in months as the Fear & Greed Index plunges to 10, “Extreme Fear”. But here's the twist most people didn't see coming, 10x Research warned about this exact breakdown weeks before it happened.

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Bitcoin's recent slide into the mid-$90,000s has raised fears across the market. But CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju says the price structure remains far stronger than many traders believe.

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Bitcoins recent drop into the mid-$90,000 range has sparked concerns across the crypto market, but CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju argues that the assets underlying structure remains far more resilient than many traders assume. Despite the steep retreat from last weeks high near $114,000a decline driven largely by a strengthening U.S. dollar and rising real yieldsJu emphasizes that investor demand is still robust, backed by rising capital inflows.

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Crypto markets are currently witnessing a very turbulent phase, and the market sentiment is weakening as Bitcoin hovers around the $96,000 level. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has dropped to 16, signaling extreme fear. Traders are now wondering whether the cycle's bottom is already in or if there is more downside ahead.

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Beneath the selloff, there is accumulation.

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MicroStrategy faces a false $1B Bitcoin sell-off rumor as Michael Saylor confirms fresh BTC buys and MSTR nears key support.

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The Bitcoin price has dropped sharply this month. Since early November, it has fallen almost 15%, turning one of the strongest assets of the year into one of the weakest in the current pullback.

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Bitcoin is showing a bearish trading pattern even as its correlation with the Nasdaq remains exceptionally high, signaling a broader risk-asset shift that is putting pressure on the cryptocurrency market. According to fresh research from Wintermute, Bitcoin now behaves more like a high-beta extension of global equities, falling sharply when stocks decline but failing to rise at the same pace when equities recover.

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BitMine Immersion Technologies has appointed a new chief executive as the company continues to build one of the largest Ether treasuries.

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XRP is suddenly flashing one of its strongest bullish signals of the year. In just 24 hours, 149 million XRP worth $336 million disappeared from exchanges. With exchange reserves collapsing and ETF demand rising, XRP supporters believe a major supply shock is now forming, one that could send prices much higher.

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Bitcoin now trails U.S. Treasuries on one-year returns as retail interest fades but buy walls and long-term uptrend still hold.

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The Czech National Bank (CNB) has purchased bitcoin for the first time, marking a cautious step into digital assets. However, this is not a shift in policy. The one-million-dollar purchase is part of a small experimental program designed to help the bank understand how digital assets work in real operations.

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Bitcoin has dropped below the $100,000 mark for the first time since May, igniting renewed anxiety across the crypto market. The flagship cryptocurrency is currently trading near $97,000, with traders and investors facing growing uncertainty amid persistent selling pressure and waning momentum.

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Bitcoin is struggling to regain momentum after several weeks in the red. Fears that the Federal Reserve won't cut rates in December have weighed heavily on crypto prices.

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Harvard University has expanded its Bitcoin ETFs holdings by 257% according to a recent filing. That is despite the fund witnessing record outflows in the last few days.

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New model flags $87K and $74K as key BTC downside targets, both now within reach based on on-chain activity.

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While ETFs backed by SOL have recorded steady inflows for nearly two weeks, its price is plunging, reaching a five-month low. This striking paradox between institutional enthusiasm and spot market weakness raises the question: why does such a supported asset fall so sharply?

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Harvard University increased its Bitcoin ETF holdings to $442.8 million, a 257% jump from Q2.

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Harvard, one of the world's most prestigious universities, has just made one of the boldest crypto moves of the year. The university quietly increased its stake in the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) to $442.8 million, marking a massive 257% jump from last quarter.