The U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange traded fund (ETF) sector doesn't seem to be losing confidence in the asset, as it posted positive results again on June 10, registering total inflows of $147.4 million.
Leading financial institutions this time were Franklin Templeton (EZBC) and Fidelity (FBTC) with $31.7 million and $57.8 million, respectively.
They are followed by BlackRock’s IBTC with $22.2 million, which still reflects a decline given that this ETF attracted $121 million on July 9.
Also on July 8, IBTC registered an impressive daily inflow of $187.2 million, helping to bring the total for all U.S. spot ETFs to $294 million for the day, registering its strongest day of net inflows in more than a month.
Grayscale’s ETF was the only participant to see negative results over the same time period, registering outflows of $8.2 million.
Bitdeer Technologies, a Bitcoin mining firm based in Singapore, is gearing up to raise $330 million through a fresh offering of senior convertible notes maturing in 2031.
Bitcoin’s recent surge to $109,000 has been overshadowed by renewed conflict in the Middle East, with heightened tensions between Israel and Iran putting pressure on the market.
Macro strategist Luke Gromen believes that surging energy costs could set the stage for a dramatic rise in Bitcoin and gold, as inflationary pressure shakes confidence in traditional financial markets.
Paris-listed Blockchain Group has turned once again to equity markets to bulk up its crypto war chest, unveiling a €7.2 million share placement aimed squarely at purchasing additional Bitcoin.