Bitcoin ETFs Add $471 Million in Strong Post-Holiday Rebound
Crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) returned from the holiday break with powerful inflows, led by bitcoin’s $471 million surge. Ether followed with strong gains, while activity in smaller assets remained muted. Key Takea...
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