#Bitcoin ETFs saw strong inflows in October led by IBIT with $3.93B added for the month.
Fidelity’s FBTC followed, while GBTC and ARKB continued to see outflows.
Total inflows reached $3.42B, showing that despite volatility, institutions keep stacking sats through ETFs. 📈

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Original title: Why did the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike first target Bitcoin?
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On December 15, Bitcoin fell from $90,000 to $85,616, a single-day drop of more than 5%.
There were no major scandals or negative events that day, and the on-chain data didn't show any unusual selling pressure. If you only look at news from the crypto, it's hard to...