BlackRock clients added fresh capital to crypto markets this week. On-chain data shows $52.37 million flowed into Bitcoin. At the same time, another $23.21 million moved into Ethereum. The buys appeared in wallets linked to BlackRock’s digital asset operations. Whale tracking data flagged the activity as a new accumulation, not internal transfers. The timing matters.
Bank of America (BoA), one of the largest banks in the world, recently compared Bitcoin (BTC) to the printing press. Analysts at the bank say that Bitcoin could change finance in a way similar to how the printing press changed the spread of information hundreds of years ago. This bold statement has sparked discussions among
U.S. marijuana stocks surged dramatically after reports suggested that former President Donald Trump may sign an executive order to reclassify cannabis at the federal level. The news sparked excitement among investors, driving significant trading activity across the sector. The US Cannabis ETF ($MSOS) led the rally, jumping 55% in one day. Trading volume reached around
Corporate Bitcoin adoption has hit an inflection point with public/private firms acquiring over 1.08 million BTC compared to only 197,000 BTC held in January 2023. This increase marks a shift in corporate attitudes towards maintaining wealth and resiliency in their balance sheets and creating long-term value in a global economy facing extreme changes. Companies have
Japan is considering its first interest rate hike in nearly a year. The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is looking at this step to respond to rising inflation and signs of economic recovery, while aiming to maintain stability in prices, support growth, and reassure investors. The decision could affect businesses, consumers and global markets. Why Japan
Andrew Webley, CEO of The Smarter Web Company (SWC), says Bitcoin’s recent price swings are not a concern. In fact, he sees volatility as a feature, not a flaw. According to Webley, short-term noise matters less than the long-term trend and that trend, in his view, looks strong. He argues that Bitcoin is steadily asserting
Story Highlights Singapore Gulf Bank launches zero-fee stablecoin minting on Solana, enabling USDC and USDT conversions. Singapore Gulf Bank launches zero-fee stablecoin minting on Solana, enabling USDC and USDT conversions. Singapore Gulf Bank has processed over $7 billion, showing strong enterprise demand worldwide interest. Singapore Gulf Bank has launched a service that allows clients to
Bitcoin traded toward the lower portion of its recent trading range amid lingering concern about demand for risk assets. Bitcoin has remained in a loosely defined range between $95,000 and $85,000 for the past month as the crypto market remained in a weakened position following October’s sell-off. Bitcoin fell below $90,000 in the last two
Bitcoin trades near $90,500 at press time, after spending another session pinned below its descending trendline and major EMA resistance. The market remains compressed between falling resistance and rising short-term support, keeping traders focused on whether buyers can defend the $90,000 zone as outflows and leverage unwind. Trendline Pressure Keeps Upside Capped Source: TradingView On
In December 2025, the free fall of ETFs on spot Bitcoin and spot Ethereum has ended. While the segment is far from being back to rocketing, investors show interest again. At the same time, both classes of products still struggle to offset the losses of the super-bearish November 2025. $341,000,000 inflow: Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs recovering