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Bitcoin ETFs saw $167 million in net outflows on Wednesday, ending their strongest three-week inflow streak of 2026. ARKB led withdrawals, while Ether and Solana funds returned to net inflows, Cointelegraph reported.
Bitcoin held most of its August gains as data showed little panic selling and sell-side risk at rare lows. Cointelegraph also reported that sellers around the $80,000 level had faded from view.
Bitcoin ETFs posted a second straight day of outflows on Wednesday, losing $120 million—more than double Tuesday’s loss. Ether, XRP and Solana funds moved in the opposite direction, recording inflows.
Bitcoin traded near $78,000 while Brent crude rose above $102 and gold fell below $4,400. Treasury yields climbed further, and technology futures weakened, according to CoinDesk.
Bitcoin declined as the ECB raised rates and U.S. core PPI eased but stayed elevated. Treasury yields and oil prices also extended their rises, reaching new cycle highs on Thursday.
SGX has opened its bitcoin and ether perpetual futures to U.S. institutions, according to CoinDesk, linking American trading desks with crypto derivatives liquidity in Singapore and broader Asian market hours.
The Treasury’s September 10 bond operation raises its limit to $6 billion, triple the prior level. For Bitcoin, accepted purchases and funding conditions may matter more than the intervention’s headline capacity.
Dogecoin fell 5% to lead losses among major cryptocurrencies, while BNB dropped about 4% and XRP 3%. Bitcoin held the $78,000 level as oil prices pushed Treasury yields to their highest since late 2023.
Dogecoin fell 5% to lead losses among major cryptocurrencies, while BNB declined about 4% and XRP lost 3%. Bitcoin held the $78,000 level as higher oil prices pushed Treasury yields to their highest since late 2023.
Glassnode’s seven-day measure of Bitcoin selling pressure fell to 7 basis points from August’s 16-point peak, reaching a one-month low as long-term holders slowed profit-taking. Overhead holdings changed only slightly, according to CryptoSlate.
Trezor said hackers breached its email provider and sent a fake alert claiming a hardware flaw could expose users’ recovery phrases. The company did not indicate that its hardware or customer funds were affected.
Jack Dorsey’s Block has applied for a banking charter to launch Builders Bank, which would offer bitcoin custody and related fiduciary services. Bitcoin Magazine reported that the application has not yet resulted in an approved charter.
Steak ‘n Shake says sales have risen by double digits since it began accepting Bitcoin via the Lightning Network last year, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The company did not disclose an exact growth percentage.
Bitcoin Magazine reports that Iran continues to use Bitcoin to help keep its economy stable. Business and regime insiders reportedly described using the cryptocurrency to circumvent transactions as a tested method.
