Bitcoin (BTC) Regains $66,000 Following Bullish ETF Data

Bitcoin (BTC) rose to surpassed $66,000 early Friday, reversing Thursday’s decline below $65,000. At the time of writing, its price was around $66,440, 0.4% higher than 24 hours ago, while the CoinDesk 20 Index (CD20), which offers a measure of broader digital asset market, was up about 1.4%. Inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs turned positive again this week, recording additions for four consecutive days. This week, many high-profile institutional players also disclosed significant BTC ETF holdings. Morgan Stanley, for example, yesterday revealed a $269.9 million investment in Grayscale’s GBTC.