US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) extended a late-summer demand surge, logging their strongest three-week stretch of 2026. The rebound coincided with Bitcoin trading around the $80,000 level, with weekly inflows accelerating into the week ending Friday. SoSoValue data shows the funds pulled in $986.9 million during the week ending Friday. That pushed cumulative net inflows over the past three weeks to $3.8 billion . Total net assets across the suite were $101.3 billion on Friday, after rising to $103.3 billion the prior day. Since inception, cumulative net inflows reached $55.6 billion . Key takeaways US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $986.9 million in the week ending Friday, lifting three-week net inflows to $3.8 billion . Friday’s total net inflow was $174.6 million , down from a much larger Thursday surge of nearly $731 million . BlackRock’s IBIT led demand with $117.4 million on Friday, about 67% of that day’s inflows, per Farside Investors. Bitcoin ET...
AMC Entertainment CEO Adam Aron has publicly challenged Robinhood’s tokenized stock offerings, calling them “outrageous” and stating AMC has no affiliation with the platform’s products. Aron said Robinhood will face an investigation by outside securities counsel. Aron’s comments add to a growing wave of attention directed at tokenized stock products—blockchain-based instruments designed to track the value of traditional equities. The dispute arrives amid earlier disruptions where crypto platforms pulled back from tokenized IPO campaigns, underscoring how legal and operational questions continue to surround the sector. Key takeaways Adam Aron says AMC has no affiliation with Robinhood’s tokenized stock offerings and called them “outrageous.” Aron said Robinhood will request scrutiny from its outside securities counsel and suggested restrictions may apply to US and other investors. Robinhood’s tokenized stock offerings are described as not registered under US securities laws, accor...