Fidelity Leads $450M Bitcoin ETF Exit as Senate Vote Fails
U.S. crypto ETFs suffered a broad reversal Tuesday as bitcoin funds recorded $450.33 million in net outflows, their largest daily exit since June 25. Ether ETFs lost another $141.47 million, while solana was the only maj...
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