Spot ETFs

Bitcoin remains above $61,000 and ether above $1,700 as soft U.S. jobs data reduces expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes. Spot ETFs ended a 10-day outflow streak, contributing to the market rebound.

Bitcoin remained below $78,000 as spot ETFs lost over $1 billion for the second consecutive week. Analysts attribute the cooldown to market rotation rather than institutional exit, with U.S.-Iran deal speculation adding volatility.

Bitcoin's price fell to $74,300, and spot ETFs experienced a $2.26 billion outflow over two weeks, indicating significant market volatility and investor uncertainty.

Bitcoin has achieved mainstream adoption with major banks offering custody, publicly traded companies holding it on balance sheets, and spot ETFs attracting billions. The article argues we are past the question of whether Bitcoin will be adopted and now in the phase of how quickly adoption will accelerate.

Nvidia posted record Q1 FY27 revenue of $81.6B with data center generating 92% of sales, but the stock barely moved as expectations were already priced in. The article argues that AI infrastructure has replaced Bitcoin's narrative position as the macro investment thesis for smart money, with institutional capital now flowing to AI capex plays rather than cryptocurrency.

SpaceX filed a confidential $75B IPO with a $1.75T-$2T valuation, likely in June, which could drain $220B from retail crypto liquidity. The company holds 8,285 BTC ($600M) and may signal broader corporate adoption of Bitcoin. OpenAI and Anthropic are also planning IPOs, collectively aiming to raise over $240B by year-end.

Bitcoin and Ether surged as US liquidity measures and record spot ETF inflows offset investors’ recession fears and concerns over the war in Iran.

Bitcoin and Ether surged as US liquidity measures and record spot ETF inflows offset investor concerns over recession fears and the war in Iran. The rally highlights optimism in the crypto market despite ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties.