Happy Wednesday! The mammoth 15-day, $4.7 billion net inflow streak into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs came to an end yesterday, with $342 million exiting the funds. The question is: are the flows following price — or leading it?
In today's newsletter, Standard Chartered predicts Bitcoin at $135,000 by Q3 close, Robinhood pays $5 in transaction fees to deploy 213 tokenized stocks on Arbitrum, Bit Digital raises $163 million for its Ethereum treasury, and more.
Meanwhile, Coinbase buys token operations startup Liquifi in its fourth acquisition this year.
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Standard Chartered Head of Global Digital Assets Research Geoffrey Kendrick expects Bitcoin to hit $135,000 by the end of September and has reaffirmed his $200,000 year-end target.
Robinhood minted 213 U.S. stocks on Arbitrum for just $5 in total gas fees as it gears up to launch tokenized equity trading for EU users.
Nasdaq-listed Bit Digital has now raised a total of $162.9 million through share offerings to fund its new Ethereum treasury strategy as it exits the Bitcoin mining business.
Stablecoin issuer Circle unveiled Gateway, an upcoming cross-chain solution that will let users access a unified USDC balance across multiple blockchains in real time.
Despite a packed July agenda with major political and regulatory events, K33 Head of Research Vetle Lunde expects crypto markets to remain subdued, continuing a pattern of quiet summer trading.
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