BlackRock continues to push deeper into digital assets, and its latest milestone proves that momentum keeps building. The BlackRock Bitcoin ETP has now crossed $1.1 billion in assets under management, marking a major step in its European expansion. This growth reflects rising demand from institutional investors who want regulated exposure to Bitcoin without direct ownership
Bitcoin’s latest price action shows a market at a critical decision point, as bullish momentum slows beneath a major resistance ceiling. While the broader structure still favors buyers, recent data signals a shift toward caution. Traders now watch whether Bitcoin can sustain its uptrend or enter a deeper consolidation phase after weeks of strong gains.
Bitcoin is approaching a key technical phase, with price action moving toward levels that could determine the next trend. Recent data shows the asset nearing a multi-month resistance trend line, while market attention is increasingly focused on the 200-day moving average in the $83,000–$84,000 range. This level is being monitored as a more reliable indicator
The launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US in 2024 marked a turning point for Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies. Since then, interest in ETFs has continued to grow, and Bitcoin’s momentum is now spreading to Europe as well. Accordingly, global giant BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin ETP (IB1T) has reached a significant milestone, demonstrating that institutional
Bitcoin ($BTC) continues to be a focus for institutional investors. These investors include banks, and a Morgan Stanley executive has made significant statements on the subject. Speaking at a Bitcoin conference in Las Vegas, Amy Oldenburg, head of digital asset strategy at Morgan Stanley, stated that there is a high probability that US banks will
The 11 U.S.-listed spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have now recorded two consecutive months of net inflows in a sign of renewed institutional appetite for the leading cryptocurrency. But zoom out, and the recovery looks more modest than the monthly headlines suggest. ETFs have pulled in a total of $3.29 billion in investor funds over
Bitcoin breached $80,000 on Monday as it rose 2.7% over a three-hour span as Asian equities began trading, marking its highest price since Jan. 31, 2026. Bitcoin’s (BTC) 2.7% rally began at 1:25 am UTC, rising from $78,415 to break the $80,000 level about 75 minutes later before climbing to $80,515 by 4:20 am UTC,
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, broke through a significant psychological resistance level late over the weekend, surpassing $80,000. Gaining approximately 2.6% in the last 24 hours, Bitcoin rose to $80,150, while a general upward trend was observed across the market. Ethereum increased by 3.6% to $2,382, and XRP rose by 2% to $1.41. Analysts note that
Bitcoin’s 200-week moving average has passed $60,000, which means that the leading cryptocurrency might never trade below this level again. #bitcoin 200wma passes $60khttps://t.co/h6D8LTnC8B pic.twitter.com/bG1z8SDWpZ — Adam Back (@adam3us) May 4, 2026 Concurrently, a powerful breakout above $80,000 has triggered a massive wave of short liquidations. Earlier today, $BTC reached an intraday high of $80,631,
Bitcoin’s price has moved past the major psychological resistance level of $80,000. The cryptocurrency did this today for the first time since January, sparking hopes of a renewed rally and higher highs. Source: TradingView The move comes on the back of an increase in the broader cryptocurrency market, as altcoins are also trading well in