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U.S. equities traded modestly higher by mid-day Tuesday as investors digested softer retail sales data and rotated selectively across sectors, with markets still open and prices subject to change. Stocks Stay Green at Mid-Day as Investors Await Bigger Signals Wall Street opened the session calmly and stayed that way through late morning, with gains spread […]

What to Know: Harvard University’s holdings in spot Bitcoin ETFs marks a significant milestone for institutional crypto adoption. The move signals a broader de-risking of digital assets, potentially paving the way for further institutional portfolio diversification into the sector. SUBBD Token is pioneering the AI-driven Social-Fi space to address key pain points like high fees and censorship for content creators. As institutional money settles into Bitcoin, the search for alpha is likely to drive capital toward high-growth narratives like AI and Web3 infrastructure. In a move that sends a powerful signal across both traditional finance and crypto markets, Harvard University’s prestigious endowment now allegedly has holdings in spot Bitcoin ETFs, and more than its sh...

Bitcoin is seeing large institutional withdrawals while XRP is drawing the strongest share of fresh allocations, according to the latest digital asset fund-flow data. On paper, that rotation should support XRP’s valuation. Instead, prices across the market remain under pressure. The disconnect between capital movement and market performance is now forcing a deeper examination of liquidity conditions, regional positioning, and broader cycle dynamics driving the divergence. Bitcoin Outflows Are Driving XRP Inflows Data from CoinShares’ weekly Digital Asset Fund Flows report shows Bitcoin recorded $264 million in outflows over the measured week, making it the only major asset to post significant negative sentiment. The withdrawals extend Bitcoin’s year-to-date outflows ...

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Interactive Brokers Adds Nano Bitcoin Futures Via Coinbase Derivatives
Interactive Brokers now offers nano Bitcoin futures via Coinbase Derivatives, providing smaller, lower-risk, and perpetual-style contracts to broaden regulated crypto access for its clients.
This post Interactive Brokers Adds Nano Bitcoin Futures Via Coinbase Derivatives first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

Ethereum was trading between $2,014 and $2,028 per coin on Feb. 10, while derivatives markets told a far louder story beneath the surface. Futures open interest remains elevated, options positioning is heavily skewed toward calls, and max pain levels across major exchanges cluster uncomfortably close to spot. Ethereum Derivatives Flash Mixed Signals Across Binance, OKX, […]

What to Know: Phantom’s in-app Chats expand social attack surface; scammers exploit hype and speed to route users into phishing links and fake prompts. Bitcoin and Ethereum remain choppy, with mixed spot ETF flow signals, conditions that tend to increase user error and rushed approvals. Strong wallet hygiene still matters most: never share seed phrases, avoid chat links, and isolate funds using separate accounts or hardware wallets. BMIC leans into a post-quantum + AI security narrative, aiming to reduce key-exposure risk as social-engineering attacks evolve. Crypto’s biggest losses rarely start with a ‘hack.’ They start with a message. Phantom’s in-app Chats, designed to let traders talk directly from token, perps, and prediction market pages, have expanded the wall...

What to Know: Bybit’s Stockholm Open partnership underscores a broader push for mainstream adoption and brand legitimacy across crypto. That push spotlights the need for scalable infrastructure that can handle mass-market volumes, an area where Bitcoin’s base layer still struggles. Bitcoin Hyper proposes an SVM-powered Layer 2 for Bitcoin, bringing high-speed smart contracts to BTC while settling to Layer 1. Crypto exchange Bybit has secured the title partnership for the Stockholm Open, a move that plants the industry’s flag squarely in the Nordic market. The tournament, now officially the ‘Bybit Stockholm Open,’ signals more than a standard sponsorship; it’s a calculated bid for legitimacy and mainstream reach in a high-income, tech-savvy region. Big swing. As crypt...