Bitcoin ETF Drought Breaks with $221M Flow While Tokenization Hits Wall Street

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Let's get into it. Bitcoin spot ETFs finally caught a bid Thursday, pulling in $221 million and ending a 10-day outflow streak that drained over $2.7 billion. Fidelity's FBTC led with $166 million. ARKB added at $92 million. But BlackRock's IBIT continued bleeding, losing $40 million in its 11 straight session. Bitcoin is trading around $61,900 after dipping below $58,000 earlier this week. Year-to-date net outflows remain deep at $5.4 billion. Tokenization hit a major milestone. Securitize debuted on NYSE under ticker SECZ, and simultaneously launched tokenized versions of its own stock on Solana and Avalanche, first time a newly public company had its tokenized shares on day one. Stock closed up 4%.
Ondo Finance rolled out SEC-aligned tokenized equities with BlackRock's S&P, 500 ETF and Micron shares on Ethereum, adding full shareholder voting rights. The tokenized securities market just crossed $1.67 billion with nearly 181,000 holders. Citi projects $5.5 trillion by 2030 But the IMF issued a warning. Tokenization could make finance faster and cheaper, but it removes protective buffers. Real-time settlement means shock spread instantly and liquidity demands can cascade faster than institutions can respond. Rotation trade accelerated Thursday after weak jobs data. US added only 57,000 jobs in June versus 113,000 expected. The Dow ripped nearly 600 points to a record close, but Nasdaq declined as semiconductor stocks extended losses. Treasury sanctioned 134 crypto addresses tied to ISIS-K.
Tether immediately froze all 131 Tron wallets.
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