US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded net inflows for five consecutive trading days, totaling nearly $1.7 billion. The ETFs are on track for a sixth consecutive week of net inflows, which would be the longest weekly streak since July 2025.

This trend signals continued institutional demand for Bitcoin allocation and recovering market confidence in crypto assets. Analysts note that sustained ETF inflows provide significant price support for Bitcoin.

Ripple, JPMorgan and other institutions successfully used the XRP Ledger to settle a tokenized US Treasurys fund internationally, demonstrating 24/7 settlement capabilities between crypto firms and Wall Street.

Investment firm VanEck published research suggesting Bitcoin could reach $1 million within five years, comparing its adoption curve to the mainstream acceptance of video games across different demographics.

Project Eleven, a quantum risk research firm, has issued a warning that the so-called “Q-Day” — when quantum computers become powerful enough to break Bitcoin’s cryptographic security — could arrive as early as 2030. The firm estimates that approximately 6.9 million BTC could be vulnerable to quantum attacks under certain scenarios. Unlike gradual breakthroughs, the quantum threat could materialize “all at once,” catching the crypto ecosystem unprepared. The warning has reignited debate about whether Bitcoin’s proof-of-work consensus and elliptic curve cryptography can be upgraded in time to resist quantum computing attacks. Bitcoin developers have discussed post-quantum cryptography upgrades, but implementation timelines remain uncertain. The report adds urgency to ongoing efforts in the crypto industry to develop quantum-resistant protocols.