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EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 2 MIN

Bitcoin Reclaims Eighty Thousand as ETFs Pull Five Hundred Thirty-Two Million

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Bitcoin surges past eighty thousand dollars for the first time since January twenty twenty-six, driven by massive ETF inflows and shifting institutional sentiment. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded five hundred thirty-two million in net inflows Monday, extending a three-day winning streak. Long-term holders added three hundred thirty-one thousand BTC worth over twenty-six billion dollars in thirty days. Citigroup announces new profitability targets reflecting AI integration gains. Coinbase cuts fourteen percent of workforce as artificial intelligence reshapes operations. DeFi protocol Aave battles seventy-one million dollar seizure tied to North Korea exploit claims. Palantir leads software pack in enterprise AI adoption according to Wedbush. GameStop submits fifty-five point five billion dollar bid for eBay, putting three hundred sixty-eight million bitcoin holdings in focus. DTCC plans July pilot for tokenized securities platform with October launch targeting Russell one thousand stocks and Treasuries.

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