Net inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs in the US were about $281 million on Thursday, led by BlackRock's IBIT, according to SoSoValue, after a recovery on Wednesday after four days of outflows.
"ETF inflows are picking up temporarily, providing a structural backbone in the face of moderating short-term volatility," said Timothy Misir, head of research at BRN. The policy backdrop has also become clear. President Trump signed an executive order directing the Department of Labor and the Securities Exchange Commission to pave the way for digital assets in 401 (k) pension plans. He also separately signed an order aimed at curbing the "unfair debanking" of crypto-friendly companies, measures that could expand mainstream market access to regulated cryptocurrency products. Meanwhile, the Securities Exchange Commission and Ripple agreed to drop their respective appeals, end the legal battle, and preserve a previous court ruling that distinguished certain institutional sales from programmatic sales. The talks will resolve long-standing outstanding issues over Ripple and U.S. cryptocurrency policy on a broader scale.
Misir pointed out that downside hedging still exists, but call option demand for bitcoin has been rebuilt to nearly $118,000, and call option demand for ether has reached $4,000.
Analysis: Bitcoin call option demand has approached $118,000
2025-08-08 11:09:16
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