South Korea’s Korea Exchange is preparing for the launch of Bitcoin ETFs despite regulatory approvals being stalled, extending trading hours and upgrading digital finance infrastructure.
Investors poured $32 billion into US crypto ETFs in 2025, with BlackRock leading the charge. Despite a year-end pullback, crypto ETFs showcased resilience, reflecting growing institutional confidence in digital assets.
Bitcoin (BTC) holds near $87,600 as ETF outflows impact sentiment. A breakout above $90,200 could signal a bullish start to 2026, targeting $95,000 next.
BlackRock features its IBIT Bitcoin ETF on its homepage as a major investment theme for 2026, signaling growing institutional interest in cryptocurrencies.
BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, ranks 6th in 2025 ETF inflows despite negative returns, signaling long-term conviction in the crypto market.
Nicholas Wealth’s night-only Bitcoin ETF could reshape trading norms and risk management in the crypto market.