Bitcoin traded at $76,967.78, down 1.01% in 24 hours, after U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $263.18 million in net outflows on April 27, ending a 9-day inflow streak. The Coinbase Premium Gap turned negative for the first time in nearly 20 days, while Ethereum ETFs saw $50.48 million in outflows.

ChainCatcher reports, citing market sources, that Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms has updated the terms of its $200 million Bitcoin-backed credit facility with Coinbase. The company replaced the prior floating interest rate linked to the U.S. federal funds rate with a fixed annual rate. The amendment also adds a two-consecutive-day trigger designed to reduce the impact of short-term Bitcoin price swings on margin calls and forced deleveraging. The revised agreement was signed on April 21, 2026, and includes an option to extend for one year. Documents show Riot sold 3,778 Bitcoin in Q1 2026, generating about $289.5 million in revenue. As of March 31, restricted Bitcoin posted as collateral rose to 5,802 Bitcoin.

Porvenir, Colombia's largest pension fund administrator, has introduced a Bitcoin-linked investment product that lets savers start with as little as COP 100,000 (about $25). The offering provides indirect exposure to Bitcoin via BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which oversees more than $50 billion in assets. The product was unveiled in April 2026 at the Asofondos Annual Congress in Cartagena. Porvenir, the pension unit of Grupo Aval, said the new "Crypto Portfolio" is structured as a regulated investment fund that allocates resources into IBIT rather than requiring individuals to buy or custody Bitcoin directly. The launch carries significant reach. World Bank data show Colombia's pension system covers roughly 60% of the working population, and Porvenir manages about 25% of the country's pension assets, giving the initiative the potential to shape retirement investing for millions over time. Porvenir said the "Crypto Porvenir Portfolio" is available exclusively through voluntary pension accounts and is aimed primarily at workers aged 18 to 45 seeking diversification. By using IBIT to track Bitcoin's price, the structure avoids personal wallet management and mitigates operational risks such as hacking and lost passwords. Porvenir has also emphasized that the product does not shield investors from market swings. Portfolio performance will follow Bitcoin's volatility, meaning losses will occur if Bitcoin prices decline. The move aligns with a broader institutional shift in Colombia. Other pension managers, including Protección and Skandia, have introduced similar crypto-linked alternatives. Access is not automatic: investors must complete a risk assessment to confirm they understand the risks. Protección President Juan David Correa said Bitcoin exposure should be approached as a long-term diversification tool rather than a speculative trade, adding that such products are being kept within voluntary pension plans rather than mandatory retirement savings.

Colombian pension fund manager Porvenir has launched "Portafolio Crypto Porvenir", a new product designed to give clients indirect exposure to Bitcoin by investing in BlackRock's IBIT Bitcoin ETF, ME News reported on April 28 (UTC+8). The offering has a minimum entry of 100,000 Colombian pesos (about $25) and is available only through voluntary pension plans. Participation requires personalized advice to match each investor's risk profile, and the product is primarily aimed at savers aged 18 to 45. (Source: Foresight News)

BlockBeats reported on April 28 that, citing Coinglass data, Bitcoin fell below $77,000. Funding rates across major centralized and decentralized exchanges continue to point to broadly bearish positioning, according to the accompanying chart. BlockBeats note: A funding rate is a fee used by crypto trading venues to keep perpetual contract prices aligned with the underlying spot price. The payment is exchanged between long and short traders, not collected by the platform. It adjusts the cost or yield of holding positions to help keep contract prices close to spot. A 0.01% funding rate is considered a baseline. Readings above 0.01% typically indicate a broadly bullish market, while levels below 0.005% suggest broadly bearish sentiment.

Bitcoin spot ETFs saw net outflows of $263.18 million and Ethereum spot ETFs $50.48 million on April 27, according to Cointelegraph.

MicroStrategy has purchased 3,273 bitcoin for approximately $255.0 million at an average price of $77,906 per bitcoin, according to a statement from company chairman Michael Saylor. Following this acquisition, MicroStrategy now holds a total of 818,334 bitcoin, acquired for about $61.81 billion at an average purchase price of $75,537 per bitcoin, Saylor said. The company has been accumulating bitcoin since 2020 as part of its corporate treasury strategy.

Porvenir, Colombia’s biggest pension fund manager, has introduced a crypto-linked portfolio that offers indirect exposure to Bitcoin (BTC) via BlackRock’s IBIT product. The portfolio is available only through voluntary pension accounts and is designed with a low minimum entry requirement. Investors must complete a risk-profile assessment before they can participate.

Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a combined net outflow of $263 million on April 27 (U.S. Eastern Time), according to SoSoValue data cited by Odaily Planet Daily. Fidelity's FBTC led the day's withdrawals, with $150 million in net outflows, bringing its cumulative historical net inflow to $10.883 billion. Grayscale's GBTC ranked second, posting $46.6259 million in net outflows; its cumulative historical net outflow now totals $26.262 billion. At the time of publication, spot Bitcoin ETFs held $101.234 billion in total net asset value. Their net asset ratio—ETF market value as a share of Bitcoin's total market capitalization—stood at 6.57%, while cumulative net inflows since launch reached $58.301 billion.