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Bitcoin ETFs took in just $31 million on September 28, a sharp slowdown after a $3.3 billion week. BlackRock's IBIT added 657 Bitcoin and lifted its holdings back above 800,000 BTC. Bitcoin traded at $83,556, up 0.2 percent in 24 hours but down 3.5 percent on the week. The total crypto market cap was 2.87 trillion dollars. Ether was at 2,690 and Solana at 119. Altcoin spot volume rose to nearly 4 times Bitcoin's, the highest ratio since September 2025, according to Glassnode. Institutional news dominated. Cboe and S&P Dow Jones may explore tokenized options under an extended licensing deal. Morgan Stanley reportedly runs a Digital Asset Lab. Blockchain.com is targeting a $500 million IPO at up to a $6 billion valuation. The IRS is scrutinizing a $7 billion crypto ETF tax strategy. In DeFi, Aave jumped 12.8 percent on token burn speculation. Balancer holders approved a full wind-down, with about $52.4 million still in V2 and V3 pools. Coinbase added HYPE and ZEC as collateral for loans up to $100,000. CryptoQuant warned Bitcoin could face a near-term correction as traders' unrealized profit hit a 21-month high.
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Key points
Bitcoin ETFs pulled in just $31 million on September 28, a sharp slowdown after a $3.3 billion week.
BlackRock's IBIT added 657 Bitcoin and pushed its holdings back above 800,000 BTC.
Altcoin spot volume reached nearly 4 times Bitcoin's, the highest ratio since September 2025, according to Glassnode.
Blockchain.com is targeting a $500 million IPO at up to a $6 billion valuation.
Coinbase added HYPE and ZEC as collateral for loans up to $100,000.
Aave jumped 12.8 percent on token burn speculation.
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Questions
How much did Bitcoin ETFs pull in on September 28?
They pulled in just $31 million.
What did Coinbase add as collateral?
Coinbase added HYPE and ZEC as collateral for loans up to $100,000.
What did Balancer holders approve?
They approved a full wind-down, with about $52.4 million still in V2 and V3 pools.
For the week ending September 25, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.4 billion in weekly inflows, their largest since October 2025. This pushed their year-to-date net flows to approximately $934 million positive.
Robinhood is offering select US users crypto perpetual futures, with leverage up to 10 times on BTC and ETH. Eight assets are supported initially, including SOL, XRP, DOGE, ADA, LINK and HYPE.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $31.07 million in net inflows on Sept 28, extending their eight-session streak to roughly $3 billion in cumulative gains over that period.
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