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Bitcoin ETFs continue recording sustained inflows, marking the longest weekly streak in nine months and pulling in billions recently. This institutional buying has helped BTC reclaim and hold the $80,000 level after earlier volatility, with April and early May showing the strongest demand of 2026 so far. BlackRock’s IBIT and others led accumulation, effectively removing supply from spot markets and providing a structural bid even as retail sent…
Regulatory Tailwinds Support Rebound Bitcoin and major assets stabilized this week near recent highs as U.S. lawmakers advanced key crypto legislation, countering earlier ETF outflow pressures and Fed transition concerns. Market structure talks gained traction with a potential May markup, fueling optimism for clearer rules on stablecoins and digital assets. U.S. Crypto Market Structure Bill Advances Toward May Markup The White House’s top cr…
The crypto market today reflects continued bullish consolidation, with Bitcoin holding above $74,000 and total capitalization steady near $2.65 trillion as regulatory clarity and product innovation converge. The CLARITY Act roundtable in Congress emerged as the primary catalyst moving markets this week. Bipartisan lawmakers reviewed market-structure provisions and digital-asset classification, signaling a near-term committee vote that could…
The crypto market closed the week with Bitcoin near $73,800 after testing $77,000 highs, supported by record institutional inflows while altcoins showed selective strength. Total market cap remained above $2.5 trillion as Wall Street deepened involvement. Main news Institutional demand dominated this week with crypto ETPs logging $1.1 billion in net inflows—the strongest weekly figure since January—led by U.S. spot Bitcoin products contribut…
The crypto market ended the week higher after a sharp mid-week rally, with Bitcoin recovering from recent lows to test $73,000 before settling near $71,000 by April 13. Total market capitalization climbed above $2.5 trillion as geopolitical de-escalation and steady institutional buying offset lingering macro caution. The Ceasefire Rally The dominant driver was the US-Iran ceasefire announcement, which collapsed oil prices and triggered a mas…
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