On September 8, there was a net inflow of $368 million to Bitcoin spot ETFs; while ETH ETFs saw a net outflow of $96.7 million, marking six consecutive days of outflows.
The 1-month 25-delta skew for BTC is rising. Strong put demand is consistent with institutional hedging into ETF/DAT flows.
Gold hit $3,630/oz (new ATH), as markets brace for US PPI on Wednesday and CPI on Thursday.
BTC trading near $113k; daily close above $113k would be highly significant. Immediate resistance still lies at $113.5–$114k with key downside liquidity near $109k–$107k. ETH support holds firm at $4.25–$4.30k, while resistance lies overhead at $4.48–$4.50k.
With Fed officials in blackout until the October 27–28 meeting, Treasury yields, oil and AI earnings will set the direction for a Bitcoin market pinned between $80,000 and $85,000.
The contracts give institutions a regulated hedge on two smaller-cap tokens, and six months of CME trading in UNI would matter for Bitwise's pending spot Uniswap ETF.
Ledger’s supply-chain attack exposes the uncomfortable trade-offs behind hardware wallets: the devices promising security can create new vulnerabilities through complexity, opaque manufacturing and misplaced trust.
The Global Money Platform is the first product to combine Mastercard's payout and card network with BVNK's stablecoin infrastructure since Mastercard acquired the startup in August.
