The Nasdaq-listed IBIT ETF faced its largest outflows since launch, as Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced overall outflows of $242 million on Jan. 2.

Trump government waste-cutter Vivek Ramaswamy’s Strive is MicroStrategy focused, while Bitwise Asset Management looks for the ‘Bitcoin Standard’ of 1,000 BTC.

The Hashdex and Franklin Templeton funds both hope to add additional cryptocurrencies to their funds.

The move comes after the SEC denied Bitwise’s request to list a Solana ETF in the U.S.

The Dama 2 project with the Monetary Authority of Singapore hopes to deal with problems like paying unknown validators who could be criminals or terrorists, Bloomberg News reported.

The acquisition comes just days after the company purchased 5,117 BTC.

Bitcoin’s surge past $100,000 and growing investor confidence are fueling a record-breaking streak of inflows into crypto funds.

Michael Saylor’s software company’s MSTR stock, buoyed by Bitcoin’s bull run, greatly outperformed the S&P 500 this year.

The asset management giant are buying ETH as demand for Ethereum ETFs rises.

Spot BTC ETFs recorded $223 million in inflows on Tuesday, while ETH ETFs pulled in $102 million.