Bitcoin ETFs Still $1 Billion From Breakeven as Strive Buys More BTC and Tokenized Stocks Hit $1 Billion in Weekend Volume
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Bitcoin ETFs remain about $1 billion short of turning a profit in 2026, according to CoinDesk.Strive, the asset manager founded by Vivek Ramaswamy, added 1,375 BTC last week for roughly $109 million, its third straight week of 5%-plus growth, according to Decrypt.The purchase pushed the company's preferred stock offering toward $1 billion, Decrypt reported.Tokenized stocks kept trading through the closed traditional markets.The 42 largest tokenized equities turned over $1.01 billion combined on Saturday and Sunday, roughly matching Friday's session, and another $398.3 million on Labor Day, according to The Defiant.Robinhood Chain accounted for $572.8 million of the weekend volume, while a tokenized Nasdaq-100 fund on BNB Chain traded $180.5 million on its own, The Defiant reported.- Bitcoin ETFs remain roughly $1 billion short of breaking even for 2026, according to CoinDesk.
- Strive, the asset manager founded by Vivek Ramaswamy, bought $109 million in bitcoin, adding 1,375 BTC, marking its third straight week of 5%-plus growth as it pushes its preferred stock offering toward $1 billion, according to Decrypt.
- Tokenized stocks kept trading through the weekend even as traditional markets were closed.
- The Defiant reported that the 42 largest tokenized equities turned over $1.01 billion combined on Saturday and Sunday, roughly matching Friday's session, with another $398.3 million changing hands on Labor Day.
- Robinhood Chain accounted for $572.8 million of the weekend total, while a tokenized Nasdaq-100 fund on BNB Chain alone processed $180.5 million.
- Traditional markets moved as well: the Dow fell almost 630 points as oil prices rose, CNBC reported, with David Faber set to interview Goldman Sachs executives at the firm's conference.
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Bitcoin ETFs remain $1 billion short of profit in 2026, Strive added 1,375 BTC worth $109 million, and tokenized stocks traded $1 billion over a market holiday weekend.- Bitcoin ETFs remain $1 billion shy of breaking even in 2026, according to CoinDesk, while Strive bought more BTC and tokenized stocks logged $1 billion in weekend trading volume.
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Bitcoin ETFs Still $1 Billion From Breakeven as Strive Buys More BTC and Tokenized Stocks Hit $1B Weekend Volume- Bitcoin ETFs Still $1 Billion From Breakeven as Strive Buys More BTC and Tokenized Stocks Hit $1 Billion in Weekend Volume
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Bitcoin ETFs remain roughly Bitcoin ETFs are still $1 billion shy of breaking even in 2026.
short of breaking even for 2026, according to CoinDesk.
Strive, the asset manager founded by Vivek Ramaswamy, bought Strive Buys $109 Million in Bitcoin, Pushes Preferred Stock Toward $1 Billion.
in bitcoin, adding 1,375 BTC, marking its third straight week of The Vivek Ramaswamy-founded asset manager added 1,375 BTC last week, its third straight week of 5%-plus growth.
-plus growth as it pushes its preferred stock offering toward $1 billion, according to Decrypt.
Tokenized stocks kept trading through the weekend even as traditional markets were closed. The Defiant reported that the 42 largest tokenized equities turned over The 42 largest tokenized equities turned over $1.01 billion on Saturday and Sunday, roughly matching Friday's session, and another $398.3 million on Labor Day.
combined on Saturday and Sunday, roughly matching Friday’s session, with another The 42 largest tokenized equities turned over $1.01 billion on Saturday and Sunday, roughly matching Friday's session, and another $398.3 million on Labor Day.
changing hands on Labor Day. Robinhood Chain accounted for Robinhood Chain handled $572.8 million of the weekend total.
of the weekend total, while a tokenized Nasdaq-100 fund on BNB Chain alone processed One tokenized Nasdaq-100 fund on BNB Chain did $180.5 million on its own.
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Traditional markets moved as well: the Dow fell almost 630 points as oil prices rose, CNBC reported, with David Faber set to interview Goldman Sachs executives at the firm’s conference.
Sources: CoinDesk, Decrypt, The Defiant, CNBC
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- storyBitcoin ETFs Still $1 Billion From Breakeven as Strive Buys More BTC and Tokenized Stocks Hit $1B Weekend Volumefirst reported · 4 sourcescoindesk.com · decrypt.co · thedefiant.io · cnbc.com
- storyBitcoin ETFs Still $1 Billion From Breakeven as Strive Buys More BTC and Tokenized Stocks Hit $1 Billion in Weekend Volumeupdate · 4 sourcescoindesk.com · decrypt.co · thedefiant.io · cnbc.com
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