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DEFI (Hashdex Bitcoin Futures ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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The Hashdex Bitcoin ETF seeks to give investors exposure to the market performance of Bitcoin. Its Net Asset Value (NAV) is designed to generally align with the daily fluctuations of the Nasdaq Bitcoin Reference Price – Settlement, after accounting for its operational expenses.
Bitcoin and crypto-related stocks remained lower on Tuesday after the U.S. Senate failed to advance comprehensive cryptocurrency legislation in a major blow for digital asset companies and Republicans who had championed the bill for months.
Bitcoin, crypto stocks tumbled Tuesday after the Senate failed to advance the Clarity Act, leaving digital asset market structure in limbo.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) spot ETFs attracted $3.8 billion in net inflows from August 18 to September 5, 2026, including $731 million on September 3, the biggest single-day inflow since January 14. Another $174.
Bitcoin faces key resistance near $82,800, but I am bullish with a 12-month target of $95,000 and a stop-loss at $74,000. ETF inflows hit $3.52 billion in August, signaling institutional macro hedging, not long-term adoption, and creating a thin, volatile float. September catalysts (the CLARITY Act cloture vote and FOMC decision) will be pivotal; a clean break above resistance on volume could drive BTC toward $88,250–$90,000.
Bitcoin rose above $80,000 to hit a more than three-month high on Tuesday as a soft U.S. dollar, in the wake of the moves by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to calm the bond market, revived momentum in the crypto sector.