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Ether ETF Outflows Cross $1B in October: What It Means
US spot Ether ETFs have shed over $1.08 billion in October 2026, marking the biggest monthly outflow of the year. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETF inflows are cooling after an earlier spike. Here’s what this means for crypto investors.
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BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit $665M: IBIT Dominates
BlackRock’s IBIT pulled in $665 million on October 19, more than offsetting outflows from rival Bitcoin ETFs. Discover why institutional money is consolidating around IBIT and what that means for Bitcoin’s market structure.
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PancakeSwap TVL Surges Past $380M: Fee Overhaul Vote Explained
PancakeSwap’s TVL has surged 19% to over $380 million as a major fee-sharing overhaul heads to a community vote. The proposal would give liquidity providers 88% of swap fees while cutting CAKE emissions by 69%, potentially reshaping DeFi rewards on BNB Chain.
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GENIUS Act Stablecoin Rules: What US Crypto Regulation Means
The US has officially finalized stablecoin regulations under the GENIUS Act, creating the first comprehensive federal framework for digital dollar issuers. The new rules require full asset backing, regular audits, and federal licensing — a move expected to boost investor confidence and stabilize broader crypto markets.
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Strive Launches 15% Dividend Preferred Stock on Nasdaq
Bitcoin treasury firm Strive has launched SATS, a new preferred stock with a 15% dividend, on the Nasdaq. The launch marks another milestone in the institutional adoption of Bitcoin through traditional financial markets.
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Utah Sues Kalshi and Susquehanna Over Prediction Markets
Utah has filed a lawsuit against Kalshi and Susquehanna-linked trading firms, accusing them of running illegal gambling operations through prediction markets. The case could set a major precedent for how event contracts are regulated across the U.S. crypto landscape.
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Binance US and Blockchain.com Race Into Prediction Markets
Binance US and Blockchain.com have both filed with the CFTC to launch regulated prediction markets in the United States. The move reflects a broader shift as crypto firms expand beyond simple trading into event-based financial products.
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Mystery Whale Pulls $90M Bitcoin From Wintermute
A mystery whale withdrew 1,090 BTC worth $90 million from market maker Wintermute into three new wallets, marking the second such move in a week. On-chain analysts see this as a clear sign of ongoing BTC accumulation by large players.