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Capital has flowed into bitcoin through multiple channels, which makes it less likely that bitcoin sees a sharp reversal like in previous months, and more likely that the rally builds momentum.

US spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded their strongest weekly inflows since mid-January, extending a three-week streak of positive momentum as improving risk appetite and geopolitical developments drove institutional activity. ETF inflows hit multi-month highs According to data from SoSoValue, spot bitcoin ETFs drew in $996.4 million in net inflows last week, marking the largest weekly total since the week ended Jan. 16.

The crypto crowd spent years positioning Bitcoin as the ultimate hedge against a falling dollar. Did it pay off?

Over the years, Gold and Bitcoin ( CRYPTO: BTC ) have been fighting over the “best inflation hedge” title, and depending on the angle you decide to argue from, both assets make a pretty good case.

Last week, I published an update on the crypto ETF landscape, but one area worth revisiting is crypto equities—particularly Bitcoin miners. For many investors, miners can seem too niche, too volatile, or simply redundant now that spot Bitcoin ETFs exist.

It is dangerously easy to treat Bitcoin and traditional stocks as equals when they sit side-by-side in your brokerage app.

Bitcoin ( CRYPTO: BTC ) is trading above $74,000 after a bearish first quarter that saw it lose 23% of its value.

Bitcoin is entering a post-peak correction phase that could extend through the coming months, even as the broader macro backdrop continues to support hard assets, according to Michael Terpin.

Bitcoin on Tuesday tested a key level that has blocked gains for months, as technical analysts watched for signs that the cryptocurrency may finally be ready to break out.

For the first time since mid-March, Bitcoin ( CRYPTO: BTC ) is back above $75,000.