ETFs

Fidelity led Friday’s Bitcoin ETF inflows, while the five-session balance shows how much of the rebound offset earlier withdrawals.

Market searches for a new equilibrium between a hawkish Fed pivot and the structural fragility of ETF flows

The HYPE-backed security trades in Polish zloty with a 0.95% annual fee, adding a Warsaw listing to an existing European product.

Fidelity and BlackRock funds accounted for 83.6% of September 15 net outflows. The two-day balance stood at minus $290.5 million.

CoinShares reported a $23.9 million first-half loss. Lower asset values weighed on fee income, while AUM recovered after June.

BSOL disclosed 9.55 million SOL in its September 9 holdings update, as a separate report highlighted purchases over 20 trading sessions.

BWOW holders are set to receive cash on or around October 22, based on October 21 NAV, as Bitwise prepares to liquidate its Dogecoin fund.

ARKB led Bitcoin ETF withdrawals on September 9, while ETHB drove Ether fund inflows. Bitcoin funds recorded a second consecutive outflow session.

Zcash traded at $1,194.25 on September 7, 2026, after a 24-hour high of $1,249.28. September 4 reporting linked earlier gains to ETF inflows and mining activity.