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Bitcoin ETFs see record weekly inflows following Coldcard hack

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their strongest weekly inflows since April, totaling between $850 million and $1 billion. This surge in institutional demand occurred following a significant security breach involving Coldcard hardware wallets, which resulted in estimated losses of $116 million to $130 million across more than 5,200 addresses.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led the inflows, accounting for approximately $693 million of the total. Other major providers, including Fidelity and Morgan Stanley, also saw increased activity. BlackRock’s Robert Mitchnick noted that investors are increasingly seeking turnkey, regulated investment vehicles to avoid the technical and security complexities of private key management. He clarified that the Coldcard incident was a matter of individual security mismanagement rather than a breach of the Bitcoin protocol itself.

Despite the massive capital inflows, Bitcoin’s price has remained relatively stable, trading near the $63,000 to $65,000 range. Market analysts observe that while institutional interest is rising, the market is also facing pressure from high long exposure in derivatives and significant selling from certain large holders.

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Binance · Bitcoin · Bitcoin · BlackRock · Coldcard · Federal Reserve · Fidelity · MicroStrategy · Robert Mitchnick · U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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