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Bitcoin ETFs finally reverse trend, see over $330 million in inflows

The coin’s price is trending up too.

9/3/25 1:30PM

Wednesday is turning out to be a big day for bitcoin, with American Bitcoin, Hut 8 subsidiary backed by the Trump brothers, debuting today. Shares jumped 91% this morning and were up 44% in early afternoon trading.

Bitcoin spot ETFs finally reversed their outflow trend to net $332.7 million in inflows on Tuesday, according to SoSoValue, while bitcoin’s price is regaining some ground, up 1.3% in the last 24 hours.

In other bitcoin news...

Treasury, a euro-denominated bitcoin treasury company, announced it has raised $147 million, backed by Winklevoss Capital and Nakamoto Holdings. The company has acquired 1,000 bitcoin, according to the press release.
Riot Platforms announced it produced 477 bitcoin in last month, “an all-time high for Riot in the month of August” and a 48% year-over-year increase, Riot CEO Jason Les said in a press release (though August’s bitcoin production also represents a 2% month-over-month decrease). The bitcoin miner now holds 19,239 bitcoin.
Strategy announced it has increased the dividend on its perpetual preferred stock STRC to 10% from 9%. Mark Palmer, a Benchmark analyst, wrote that despite retail traders blaming the firm for mismanaging “the capital-markets side of the company’s bitcoin accumulation strategy, thereby causing the stock’s recent and uncharacteristic weakness,” he believes that “gets the causality backwards.” The stock has tumbled more than 10% in the past month. Despite the stock’s underperformance, Benchmark reiterated its “buy” rating on the company with a price target of $705 because it remains “the industry standard and benchmark due not only the size of its holdings, but also the financial architecture it has built around bitcoin,” Palmer wrote.

Meanwhile, TD analysts also reiterated their “buy” rating on Strategy. They cut their price target, though, to $640 from $680.

“Bears have pounced on the company’s return to common stock issuance, as if issuing shares at a premium to bitcoin value — in order to purchase more bitcoin — is suddenly a bad idea,” analysts wrote in a note.

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BitMine buys the dip, makes largest ethereum purchase this year

Despite having an unrealized loss of nearly $9.7 billion, the leading ethereum treasury firm has acquired even more of the token.

BitMine Immersion Technologies announced it has acquired 126,971 tokens over the past week, the firm’s largest purchase of ethereum this year. The company’s total stockpile stands at 5.5 million, or around 4.6% of ethereum’s total supply.

“We increased our buying as we believe this pullback in ETH prices does not reflect the strengthening of Ethereum fundamentals,” BitMine Chairman Tom Lee said in a statement.

The acquisition comes after the crypto markets saw a broad downturn last week, with many tokens hitting multiyear lows.

Lee argued the sell-off in crypto was a “superficial take.” As artificial intelligence grows more capable, demand for hardened infrastructure is likely to increase alongside expectations that AI systems will expose flaws in centralized rails and weak decentralized protocols, according to Lee.

“We believe this actually strengthens the use case and product market fit for hardened and reliable decentralized blockchains like ethereum,” Lee said. “Thus, we believe ETH prices should not be coming under pressure.”

Meanwhile, last week ethereum ETFs saw more than $173 million in outflows, marking the fourth consecutive week of net redemptions, data from SoSoValue shows.

Joe Lubin, cofounder of ethereum and current CEO of software development firm Consensys, said the recent moves by the Ethereum Foundation, namely staff turnover and leadership changes, are not evidence of a crisis, but a necessary evolution, per a CoinDesk report. Lubin emphasized that “Ethereum is not on the decline, not at all,” even if “we are not front and center right now in terms of capital inflows, investments.”

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Strategy makes big bitcoin buy after period that ranked “among the worst weeks of the decade”

The digital asset stockpiler reversed course from its small sale and purchased $101 million worth of bitcoin.

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The privacy-focused cryptocurrency has dropped more than 40% in the last 24 hours, shedding $3.8 billion in market capitalization.

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Bitcoin digital asset treasuries (DATs) have taken a big hit amid bitcoin’s tumble, shedding $62 billion in value since the asset’s October 6 all-time high, Artemis data shows, with their fully diluted market cap dropping to $72 billion from $134 billion in early October.

Meanwhile, bitcoin, which has fallen below $62,000 on Friday morning, is down 50% from its all-time high. DAT pioneer Strategy’s market cap stood at $102.2 billion on October 6, according to Macro Trends, and is now down to $45.6 billion, a 55% decline. Strategy has been in hot water since it sold 32 bitcoin earlier this week, and because its digital credit instrument, STRC, has been trading below its par value. Shares of Strategy are down 17% in the past week.

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“Sentiment for crypto is firmly in the gutter” as sector sinks, with tokens hitting multiyear lows

On Thursday, altcoins swept lower as bitcoin weakened. The tokens with the biggest losses in the last 24 hours are NEAR, ethena, and Zcash, each declining double digits in the period.

Other tokens have dropped to lows not seen in over a year in the past 24 hours:

Ethereum dropped 4.4% to under $1,780, a level not seen since April 2025.
XRP declined 4.5% to an 18-month low last hit in November 2024.
Solana decreased 6% to trade below the $70 mark, its lowest price since December 2023.
Dogecoin slid below $0.09, a 27-month low last seen in February 2024.

“Sentiment for crypto is firmly in the gutter as fears surrounding BTC/STRC and its potential overflow compound and overshadow anything that can be read as positive news (e.g. CLARITY movements),” according to Sean Dawson, head of research at crypto options platform Derive.xyz.

“[Altcoins] are high beta plays to BTC and are typically sold heavily in a downturn. Simply put, I’d be even more bearish on alts,” Dawson told Sherwood News.

“Further, liquidity has been drained into this year’s ‘superhot’ narrative of AI/data centers. In other words, there are just better, more exciting opportunities elsewhere,” Dawson added.

One cryptocurrency that has bucked the downtrend has been worldcoin, the native token for World, the digital identity project backed by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. While the broader crypto market has been pushing lower, WLD has jumped nearly 5% in the last 24 hours and 90% in the past seven days, data from CoinGecko shows.

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