Bitcoin ETFs Are Back: $258 Million in 24 Hours Recorded Amid Institutional Market Comeback

On February 24, a miracle happened. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net inflow of $258 million, according to SoSoValue (whoever they are). In a day. That’s right, $258 million in just 24 hours. It’s like the institutional market suddenly remembered that it was supposed to be doing things. Fidelity’s FBTC led the charge, contributing a whopping $82 million to the party, with Grayscale ETH barely trailing behind with $11 million. Ethereum ETFs threw in a modest $9 million, like that one friend who always brings chips to the party but pretends it’s enough. And just like that, institutional participation was back – like an old friend who shows up just when you’re about to give up on them.

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Hudson Williams recently told Sophie Nélisse in an interview with Wonderland that he and his Pieces of Her costar, Connor Storrie, intentionally avoid attending every event together. Williams explained they want to maintain their individual identities and careers – “We don’t want to be the Olsen twins,” he said, “We want to be Connor and Hudson, with separate projects and opportunities.” However, it’s difficult to resist participating in some things together.

Ethereum’s Censorship-Defying Upgrade: A Noble Stand or Vitalik’s Grandiose Gamble?

Ethereum, that digital-age Don Quixote, is charging headlong into its most ideologically fraught upgrade yet. Fork-Choice Enforced Inclusion Lists (FOCIL), aka EIP-7805, has been anointed the star attraction of the Hegota upgrade, penciled in for late 2026. One imagines developers clinking virtual glasses in a digital tavern, toasting their latest attempt to outwit regulators with a side of Byzantine logic.