Bitcoin ETFs are on a hot streak and a green beret used classified military intel to bet on

polymarket.

U.S.Bot Bitcoin ETFs have now logged eight straight days of inflows totaling $2.1 billion.

Bitcoin climbed from $68,000 to $77,000 during this longest streak since October 2025.

But Glassnow data shows short-term holders have a cost basis of $80,000 to $100.

Every time Bitcoin has approached that level this cycle, it's marked a local top as they sold to the rally.

The U.S. Department of Justice arrested an Army Green

Beret for using classified military intel to place bets on polymarket. Master Sergeant Ganon Van Dyke

allegedly placed $33,000 in wagers on whether U.S. forces would capture Nicholas Maduro, a raid he

helped plan. He won roughly $400,000 and then tried to delete his polymarket account.

And Morgan Stanley just launched a government money market fund for stable coin issuers.

This will serve as a regulated place to hold the reserves backing their tokens.

The Genius Act would legally require stablecoin issuers to park reserves and regulated vehicles

like this. Morgan Stanley is positioning to capture that business

before it becomes mandatory. Get more updates on coindex.com.