
Hong Kong eyes 10,000 BTC investment for Asia’s first regulated Bitcoin capital pool
Hong Kong is trying to move Asian Bitcoin capital out of the US ETF shadow and into a regulated market structure it can control.

Hong Kong is trying to move Asian Bitcoin capital out of the US ETF shadow and into a regulated market structure it can control.

XRP topped $55.39 million while Solana hit $35.17 million, yet Litecoin was the only crypto product with no flows.

The Strait of Hormuz reopening eased energy shock fears and triggered institutional rotation into Bitcoin exposure.

More than four-fifths of U.S. Bitcoin ETF assets are tied to Coinbase in some custody role. Morgan Stanley's new trust shows Wall Street is still routing crypto exposure through the same gatekeeper.

ETF-era Bitcoin is deeper on weekdays and thinner on weekends, leaving smaller traders more exposed when volatility hits.

The biggest surprise of Bitcoin’s drawdown wasn't the volatility of the move, but the steadiness of the new generation of institutional investors that are now holding it.

Bitcoin pushed back above $75,000 as the market’s March rebound picked up fresh support from ETF-era staple demand drivers.

Bitcoin ETF outflows might look scary in dollars, but the story changes fast when you measure them in BTC.

US-based crypto products have bled for five straight weeks, while Europe and Canada have kept adding through regulated wrappers.

Wall Street now controls 55% of Bitcoin trading — and $58,000 is the level everyone should be watching.

Outflows at least tell you who is leaving. Flat flows tell you nothing while removing the bid that used to catch the dip.

The new ETF category would make ‘political risk’ tradable on the same rails as Bitcoin ETFs.