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[wizardingworld]

Ezra Miller as Credence in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) dir. David Yates

[rwatimes]

BlackRock and Fidelity Dominate U.S. Bitcoin ETF Flows

BlackRock and Fidelity capture most U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF inflows as smaller issuers struggle to impact overall market direction.

➤ BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC are dominating U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF inflows, capturing over 90% of new capital on several key dates. ➤ Despite Bitcoin's year-to-date decline, these two funds continue to attract the majority of investor allocations, overshadowing smaller ETF issuers. ➤ The dominance of BlackRock and Fidelity is attributed to their scale, liquidity, and established distribution networks, making their products the default choice for institutional investors seeking Bitcoin exposure.

[rwatimes]

IBIT vs. FBTC: Which Bitcoin ETF Is Better?

➤ The iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) is highlighted as the largest, most liquid, and tradable Bitcoin ETF, surpassing the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin ETF (FBTC). ➤ While both ETFs hold spot Bitcoin and have identical expense ratios, IBIT's superior liquidity offers a slight advantage for traders and investors seeking quick execution. ➤ Fidelity's FBTC has a structural advantage in self-custody of Bitcoin and appeals more to retail buy-and-hold investors, but IBIT is preferred for its overall market performance.

[rwatimes]

Bitcoin ETFs’ Six-Day Loss Foreshadows 2026 Net Outflows

The US market for spot Bitcoin ETFs continues to wobble as Friday produced six straight days of outflows across the sector, even as year-to-date inflows

➤ US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced six consecutive days of outflows in May 2026, totaling $105.2 million on Friday, despite year-to-date net inflows remaining positive. ➤ The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) continues to dominate, attracting the majority of inflows ($2.7 billion YTD), while competitors like Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) and newer entrants like Morgan Stanley's MSBT show mixed performance. ➤ Institutional investors like Jane Street and Goldman Sachs have reduced their Bitcoin ETF holdings, signaling a cautious rebalancing amid competition, fee sensitivity, and evolving market dynamics.

[rwatimes]

Jane Street Cuts Bitcoin ETF Exposure By 71%: Why This Could Be Bullish

Jane Street sharply reduced its Bitcoin ETF exposure in the first quarter of 2026, cutting holdings in IBIT and FBTC.

➤ Jane Street significantly reduced its holdings in Bitcoin ETFs (IBIT and FBTC) in Q1 2026, while increasing exposure to Ether ETFs and crypto-linked equities. ➤ This reduction has sparked speculation that Jane Street's previous ETF activity may have influenced Bitcoin's price dynamics, and their reduced position could remove a market overhang. ➤ The move is interpreted by some as potentially bullish for Bitcoin, suggesting a return to cleaner spot-led price discovery, though the full extent of their derivatives exposure remains unreported.

[newstech24]

FBTC: 2 Reasons Why I Am Bullish, And 1 No For 2026

FBTC: 2 Reasons Why I Am Bullish, And 1 No For 2026

FBTC: 2 Reasons Why I Am Bullish, And 1 No For 2026

[thecryptoreportz]

🚨 ETF Flows Update:

FBTC recorded $300.4M net outflow, while BITB saw $23.8M net outflow. 📉

[likesmoney]

Pardon Me

Pardon me for tooting my horn, but I wanted to share with you the results for my 2024 Buy/Sell Indicators. One of the strengths of cycle analysis is identifying cycle bottoms.  Identifying tops is a bit more challenging, depending if a cycle is forming as a left or right translated cycle.  I began looking for a way to help identify equity cycle tops.  Through much trial and error I developed in…

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