Crypto ETFs Lose $593M in a Week as Bitcoin, Ether Selling Persists
U.S. crypto ETFs remained under pressure in the week through Oct. 16, with bitcoin funds losing about $229 million and ether ETFs shedding $320 million. The pace of withdrawals eased from the previous week, yet selling s...
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