PANews reported on June 19 that according to Lookonchain monitoring, 10 Bitcoin ETFs had a net inflow of 2,761 BTC (worth US$289 million) today, of which iShares (BlackRock) had an inflow of 2,681 BTC (worth US$280 million), and currently holds 683,018 BTC (worth US$71.48 billion).
During the same period, the nine Ethereum ETFs had a net inflow of 2,413 ETH (worth $6.08 million), of which iShares (BlackRock) had an inflow of 6,053 ETH (worth $15.25 million) and currently holds 1,677,781 ETH (worth $423 million).


Could AI have prevented the collapse of Mt. Gox had it been around then? Mt. Gox’s former CEO's AI-powered post-mortem raises an interesting ‘what if.’ Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès probably wishes he had access to today’s artificial intelligence when he bought Mt. Gox from its founder, Jed McCaleb, in 2011. That’s because Karpelès has just fed an early version of Mt. Gox’s codebase into Anthropic’s Claude AI. What he got back was an analysis that broke down the key vulnerabilities that led to the defunct exchange’s first major hack, while labelling it “critically insecure.”In a Sunday X post, Karpelès said he uploaded Mt. Gox’s 2011 codebase to Claude, alongside various data, including GitHub history, access logs and data “dumps released by” the hacker. Read more
