Bitcoin ETFs Surge as Solana Halts Ad After Backlash

Bitcoin ETFs Surge as Solana Halts Ad After Backlash

In Summary

  • Bitcoin ETFs saw $274.6M in net inflows, the highest in six weeks
  • Solana pulled an ad after backlash over alleged anti-queer messaging
  • Cronos to reissue 70B CRO tokens, raising centralization concerns
  • Bernstein sees Bitcoin reaching $200K by late 2025 or 2026


Catenaa, Saturday, March 22, 2025- US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their largest daily net inflows in six weeks, recording $274.6 million on Monday, as institutional interest rebounded following five consecutive weeks of outflows.

Fidelity’s FBTC led the surge with $127.3 million, followed by Ark Invest and BlackRock funds. Analysts cite Bitcoin price stabilization and quarter-end portfolio rebalancing as key drivers. 

Meanwhile, Solana removed an ad promoting its Accelerate conference within hours of posting it Monday after backlash over alleged anti-queer messaging. Critics claimed the video, featuring a character undergoing therapy for “rational thinking syndrome,” was insensitive.

Despite the removal, copies continue circulating on social media. 

Elsewhere, Cronos approved a controversial proposal to reissue 70 billion previously burned CRO tokens, restoring the total supply to 100 billion. The move faced opposition from independent validators but was pushed through by Crypto.com-affiliated stakeholders, raising concerns over centralization. 

Bernstein analysts said the crypto market cycle remains in its early stages, forecasting Bitcoin to hit $200,000 by late 2025 or 2026. 

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