US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded net inflows of $174.6 million on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026. Only funds from BlackRock and Fidelity attracted positive net flows, according to Farside Investors’ daily table, leaving the final US exchange session before Labor Day’s closure dependent on two products for its net inflow. The total was 76.1% below
Bitcoin’s best and newest large buyer has no face, no investment committee, and no public opinion about whether the price looks cheap. It appears near the end of the US trading day as an entry beside an ETF ticker, and on Aug. 27 that entry showed $277.6 million flowing into IBIT while the entire US
Bitcoin price forecasting has accumulated an unusually colorful collection of methods. You have basic scarcity models that convert the halving schedule into a price, and run-of-the-mill on-chain models that turn address or transaction activity into value. The highly contested power-law charts draw an ascending corridor through Bitcoin’s history, and machine-learning systems feed market and macroeconomic
Given the nature of its blockchain, bitcoin was long considered to move around within a broader four-year cycle prompted by the halving, which takes place in general every four years. However, the pattern has been rejected in the past year or so, and popular on-chain analyst Willy Woo took the same approach in his latest
Bitcoin tried and failed on several occasions to decisively break above the crucial $80,000 level, but perhaps the more important question is why it hasn’t dumped much further. After all, the macro landscape is anything but bullish given the renewed attacks between the US and Iran, the hawkish Fed, and the surprisingly strong jobs data.
After about 16.5 years of total inactivity, seven Bitcoin wallets from the Satoshi era have abruptly become active, moving a total of 350 $BTC worth about $28 million. On-chain data indicates that 50 $BTC were transferred by each wallet. Less than 15 months after the launch of the Bitcoin network in January 2009, the coins
Bitcoin’s (BTC) correlation with gold has reached one of its highest levels in recent years, while its relationship with technology stocks has weakened significantly. According to data cited in The Kobeissi Letter, based on an analysis by Bitwise Asset Management using Bloomberg data, Bitcoin’s 90-day moving average correlation with gold has risen to approximately +0.50.
El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele denied a report by El País claiming the government had transferred control of its state Bitcoin reserves, exceeding 7,763 BTC, to a private operator. Bukele’s objection is based on an interpretation of the wording in the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) recent statement regarding El Salvador. According to the IMF, the
Bitcoin [$BTC] has been on the higher side over the past couple of days, with the asset teasing a potential move past the $80,000 region on the chart. The case is that the price continues to hover around this region with no definitive push. What market participants do at this level remains crucial to understanding
As the crypto tokens saw fresh rallies in August 2026, the ETF market was no exception. Carrying ahead this bullish sentiment. Spot Bitcoin [$BTC] ETFs recorded $730.8 million in net inflows on the 3rd of September, the strongest single-day inflow since the 14th of January. On this day, BlackRock’s IBIT alone absorbed about $454 million,