The SEC has approved in-kind creation and redemption for Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded products, aiming to reduce costs and boost market efficiency.

The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged, facing internal dissent and pressure from President Trump for aggressive cuts.

Analysts say that long-time Bitcoin holders selling to institutional buyers signals a healthy, maturing market and increased integration with traditional finance.

Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, predicts a short-term slump for Bitcoin after weak U.S. job data, despite maintaining a bullish long-term outlook.

Bitwise's Jeff Park argues that institutional investors are overlooking bitcoin's unique advantages by sticking to traditional illiquidity-focused investment models.

Michael Saylor has indicated that Strategy will increase its Bitcoin holdings, with the firm’s treasury now surpassing 628,946 BTC after rapid accumulation since late 2024.

A Bank of America survey reveals that 97% of institutional fund managers hold no bitcoin, with only a small minority making minimal allocations.

Bitcoin briefly fell below $113,000 ahead of Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole speech, with market participants watching for signals on future interest rate policy and corporate bitcoin accumulation continuing despite macroeconomic uncertainty.

French chipmaker Sequans plans to accumulate 100,000 BTC by 2030, leveraging new fundraising initiatives to establish itself as a major bitcoin treasury holder.

Private and public companies are acquiring bitcoin at nearly four times the daily mining rate, raising concerns of a looming supply shock as exchange reserves hit multi-year lows.

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan stated that the recent bitcoin flash crash was caused by leverage rather than underlying structural issues, with no major institutional failures and blockchain systems holding firm.