Powell subpoena ruling is not moving BTC >$70k; no primary ETF or custodian flow evidence yet
Published Mar 14, 2026, 12:50 AM UTC
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TLDR
Treat the Powell subpoena ruling as noise for BTC flows: there remains no SEC, DTCC/NSCC, ETF sponsor, or tagged-custodian on-chain evidence of primary-market creations behind Bitcoin holding >$70k; keep attribution unconfirmed and watch sponsor flow notices and settlement prints today.
Why this matters
Courts nixed subpoenas involving Powell, and related reporting frames the Fed-DOJ subpoena dispute context. No ETF/custodian/on-chain confirmations are available in the indexed set.
What changed
- A judge rejected subpoenas targeting Fed Chair Jerome Powell, a legal development around the Fed and DOJ.
- No new primary ETF or custodian disclosures are present to confirm spot-Bitcoin ETF creations/redemptions or identifiable custodian wallet inflows since the last briefing.
Topic context
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Summary
Despite new reporting on a judge rejecting subpoenas targeting Fed Chair Jerome Powell, there are still no primary-market ETF or custodian signals to attribute Bitcoin’s >$70k level, so attribution remains unconfirmed pending direct ETF flow or on-chain custodian evidence.