RT BSCN (@BSCNews)🚨 GRAYSCALE BRINGS $DOGE AND $XRP TO THE NYSE AS FULLY REGULATED SPOT ETFSDirect exposure, no wallets, no keys. What investors need to know 👇https://t.co/mFYJb8OuWU ...

📰 #AscendEX Daily Updates🔷Ethereum's ecosystem network daily TPS hits an all-time high.🔷NYSE has approved Grayscale's DOGE and XRP spot ETFs, set to launch this Monday.🔷Tether-backed Rumble introduces cryptocurrency tipping and launches Rumble Wallet.#AscendEX #Crypto #CryptoNews ...

On Nov. 21 (ET), U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $238 million in net inflows, led by Fidelity’s FBTC with $108 million. Spot Ether ETFs saw $55.71 million in net inflows, snapping an eight-day outflow streak. U.S. spot Solana ETFs posted $10.58 million in net inflows. https://t.co/QHxqsa3V6q ...

🚀 Week in Solana: Spot ETFs Cook, SOL Sinks to 5-Month LowSOL dropped 16% to $138, hitting a 5-month low! Selling pressure mounts from Alameda unlocking $30M SOL tokens! Despite this, Solana spot ETFs cook! Solana derivatives hit a new ATH in October!Here's this week's breakdown 🧵1/6 ...

Crypto ETF Flows - Solana spot ETFs saw inflows of $46 million during their 13th consecutive day of inflows [1] - Bitcoin ETFs experienced outflows of $1.1 billion, while Ethereum lost $729 million in the same week [1] Institutional Activity - Institutions are buying Solana at $160, attracted by a 6% staking yield [1] - Bitwise has accumulated $357 million since launch [1] Fee Waivers and Conversions - Vaneck is waiving fees on the first $1 billion [1] - Grayscale converted a $541 million trust [1] Market Sentiment - The fear index is at 10, indicating investors are anchoring allocations rather than trading volatility [1]

Core Insights - Digital asset funds experienced significant inflows of $3.17 billion last week, despite market turbulence from US-China tariff tensions [1][9] - Year-to-date inflows reached a record $48.7 billion, surpassing the total for the entire year of 2024 [3][9] Trading Activity - Investment products saw a rally even as major cryptocurrencies faced sharp corrections, with only $159 million in outflows on Friday, indicating limited investor panic [3] - Digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) recorded a record weekly trading volume of $53 billion, more than double the 2025 average, with Bitcoin attracting $2.67 billion in inflows [4][9] - The busiest trading day occurred on Friday, with a daily turnover of $15.3 billion [4] Bitcoin and Ethereum Performance - Despite a 7% price drop following tariff announcements, Bitcoin volumes reached a new daily high of $10.4 billion [5] - Ethereum saw inflows of $338 million during the week, but experienced the largest single-day outflow among major assets with $172 million on Friday [5] Institutional Demand - US spot Bitcoin ETFs maintained strong momentum with $2.71 billion in weekly inflows, reflecting sustained institutional demand [6][9] - Total assets under management in digital asset funds climbed to $158.96 billion, representing nearly 7% of Bitcoin's total market cap [6] Weekly Highlights - The standout session occurred on Monday, with funds posting $1.21 billion in inflows, the second-largest daily total since the debut of spot ETFs [7] - Sentiment cooled on Friday, with Bitcoin ETFs recording a small outflow of $4.5 million following President Trump's tariff announcement [7]

Market Overview - Bitcoin reached a new all-time high above $126,000, surprising many traders [1] - The rally was unexpected due to previous failures at new highs, where sell-offs occurred [6] - A short squeeze liquidated over $923 million in short positions, fueling the price surge [7] Key Drivers - Spot Bitcoin ETFs were the primary driver, with over $5 billion inflows in the first week of October [8] - BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) absorbed nearly $1 billion in a single day [8] - Macro catalysts included US government shutdown and expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts [9] On-Chain Analysis - Bitcoin balance on centralized exchanges fell to 283% million BTC, the lowest since June 2019, creating a supply crunch [12] - Approximately 64% of Bitcoin has been held for over a year, indicating long-term holders are not selling [13] - MVRV z-score suggests Bitcoin is not yet in a state of mass euphoria, indicating room for growth [15] Institutional Price Targets - Wall Street consensus average sits around $156,000 for year-end 2025 [18] - Standard Chartered reaffirmed its $200,000 year-end 2025 price target, expecting $20 billion in ETF inflows [19][20] - JP Morgan estimates Bitcoin could climb to $165,000 based on a volatility-adjusted comparison with gold [20] Potential Risks - Macroeconomic risks, particularly a Federal Reserve policy reversal, could derail the rally [25] - High leverage in Bitcoin futures, with over $88 billion in open interest, makes the market vulnerable to liquidations [26] - Geopolitical risks could introduce extreme volatility [27]

Investment Strategy - Advocates focusing on Bitcoin as a scarce, permissionless asset suitable for large balance sheets [1] - Warns against the risks associated with altcoins [1] - Suggests clean exposure to Bitcoin through spot ETFs, miners, and corporate treasuries [1] Market Analysis - Highlights the four-year cycle in the Bitcoin market [1] - Discusses stablecoin yields [1] Financial Advice - Recommends consulting financial, legal, or tax advisors before making investment decisions [1] - Suggests starting with as little as $25 [1] Resources - Promotes Trader Talk on Yahoo Finance for expert analysis and actionable insights [1] - Directs listeners to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube for Trader Talk episodes [1] - Provides links to Yahoo Finance resources, including website, app, and social media [1]

💥BREAKING:Grayscale launched the first US spot crypto ETFs with staking, including Ethereum. https://t.co/UmMGqyWRMB ...

Core Viewpoint - XRP has experienced two significant price rallies this year, reaching a high of $3.65 in July, but has not yet surpassed the $4 mark, leading to investor anticipation for a potential breakout in 2025 [1] Regulatory Developments - The regulatory uncertainty surrounding XRP has been alleviated following the conclusion of a legal case in August, where Ripple Labs agreed to pay a $125 million fine, allowing the company to refocus on its business operations [2] - The resolution of regulatory issues is expected to facilitate the approval of new XRP investment products by the SEC, with Bloomberg estimating a 95% chance of spot XRP ETFs being approved this year [3] Market Dynamics - The anticipated launch of new spot XRP ETFs is expected to provide a boost to XRP's price, similar to the impact seen with Bitcoin following the approval of its spot ETFs [4] - However, there is a notable lack of institutional investor enthusiasm for XRP compared to Bitcoin, as evidenced by recent fund flow reports indicating only $69 million flowed into XRP, significantly lower than Bitcoin's $977 million and Ethereum's $772 million [5][6] - The recent launch of the REX-Osprey XRP ETF has not significantly influenced XRP's price, which fell below $3 a week after its introduction, indicating a muted market response [6]