Bitcoin ETFs Post Strongest Weekly Inflows Since April
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded their best week of inflows since April, with the Coldcard hardware wallet breach possibly contributing to the surge.
Bitcoin ETFs have attracted substantial new capital this week, marking their strongest weekly inflow period since April. The timing coincides with a security incident affecting Coldcard hardware wallets, raising speculation among market observers that the breach may have prompted some holders to shift assets into ETF structures rather than self-custody solutions. The $853 million in potential related flows underscores the scale of the inbound activity.
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