US-listed cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds continued their positive momentum on July 22, with both spot Bitcoin and spot Ethereum ETFs recording net inflows as institutional investors gradually rebuilt exposure to digital assets. Spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted a combined $69.1 million in net inflows, marking the seventh consecutive trading day of positive flows. The steady buying extended
BitMEX will cease trading operations on September 23, ending more than a decade of activity for the crypto derivatives exchange co-founded by Arthur Hayes in 2014. The board of HDR Global Trading Limited, the company that operates BitMEX, made the decision following a strategic review of the business and the wider crypto market, according to
Senator Elizabeth Warren’s deadline for President Donald Trump to disclose his 2026 cryptocurrency earnings falls today. It carries no legal force, and the White House has already given its answer. Warren, ranking member of the Senate Banking Committee, wrote to Trump on 16 July asking him to voluntarily publish an updated financial disclosure covering crypto income
Why Did the SEC Settle With Coinbase? The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission agreed to pay $150,000 in legal fees to settle a Coinbase lawsuit seeking internal agency records from the period when the regulator was pursuing its most aggressive crypto enforcement campaign. The agreement, filed on Wednesday, ends a two-year records dispute in which
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have returned to positive weekly flows, but the capital recovered represents only a fraction of the money investors withdrew during the market’s prolonged downturn. The 11 US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted approximately $75.7 million during the latest reporting week, following $197.4 million of inflows one week earlier. Combined, the two
US-listed cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds continued to attract fresh institutional capital on July 21, extending the sector’s recovery as investors cautiously returned to digital assets following months of sustained outflows. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of approximately $39.3 million for the session, marking another day of positive demand despite a slower pace than the previous
The White House is pressing Senate Democrats to accept a newly negotiated ethics package covering President Donald Trump and help pass the CLARITY Act during final negotiations over the United States’ cryptocurrency market structure bill. Administration officials are portraying the agreement as a major concession by Trump, whose family’s digital-asset interests have become the central
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) found that dollar-pegged stablecoins slip past the capital controls emerging-market governments rely on, handing households and firms a route into the dollar that regulators cannot easily close. In the working paper, published on Tuesday, BIS economists Boris Hofmann, Aaron Mehrotra and Jan Paulick compared “stablecoin dollarization” with conventional deposit
Galaxy Digital launched the Galaxy Bitcoin Quantum Readiness Initiative on July 21, committing up to $5 million in grant funding to developers building post-quantum defenses for a network whose cryptography a sufficiently powerful quantum computer could one day break. The program pairs that funding with a dedicated research arm and a council of quantum experts,
President Donald Trump has reportedly agreed to an ethics package for the CLARITY Act, removing one of the most significant obstacles facing the United States’ proposed cryptocurrency market structure legislation. The White House circulated the agreed language to selected Senate Republicans on July 20, according to multiple industry sources cited by journalist Eleanor Terrett. Details