From August 25 to August 29 (ET), Ethereum spot ETFs saw a total net inflow of $1.08 billion, with BlackRock’s ETHA leading at $968 million. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $441 million, with BlackRock’s IBIT topping the list at $248 million.https://t.co/Tvs2oCSxTg https://t.co/OCPD2C1bR6 ...

I get my spot ETF's approved before XRP and SOL or I delete your account. ...

Market Trend - US spot Ethereum ETFs now hold over 5% of ETH supply [1]

From August 11 to August 15 (ET), Ethereum spot ETFs saw a record weekly net inflow of $2.85 billion, marking a new all-time high. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $548 million during the same period, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the pack with $888 million in net inflows.https://t.co/Co2eWipqtd ...

Market Trends & Institutional Adoption - The altcoin market is witnessing a push for institutional adoption through ETFs, considered a major catalyst [1] - XRP has outperformed most altcoins in the past year, hinting at institutional interest [1] - Standard Chartered forecasts XRP to reach $1250% by the end of 2028, with a spot XRP ETF as a major catalyst [5] - A standardized crypto ETF framework could be implemented soon, potentially leading to a wave of XRP, Solana, and Cardano ETFs [14][15] XRP ETF & Regulatory Landscape - Ripple CEO is confident that the US SEC will approve an XRP spot ETF, with trading expected to start soon, possibly by October 2025 [4] - The SEC vs Ripple case is nearing completion, which is expected to remove a significant obstacle for XRP spot ETF decisions [1][3][4][27] - Anticipated approval of a spot XRP ETF in Q3 2025 could be a major catalyst for growth [5][7] Ethereum ETF Performance & Implications - Spot Ethereum ETFs have seen significant inflows, posting the fourth-best inflow day ever with over $600 million and nearly $3 billion in new money over four trading sessions [9] - Ethereum ETFs are experiencing record trading volume, indicating increased institutional investor involvement [9][10] - The success of Ethereum ETFs hints at the potential success of other altcoin ETFs, including XRP [8][13] Fund Flows & Market Outlook - Spot crypto ETFs have seen approximately $26 billion in inflows this year, with $19 billion into spot Bitcoin ETFs and $7 billion into spot Ether ETFs [20] - In July alone, investors put about $6 billion into spot Bitcoin ETFs and $55 billion into spot Ether ETFs [21] - The market is still awaiting altcoins to "go insane" and Ethereum to make a new all-time high, suggesting further potential for XRP [26]

🚨 JUST IN: Grayscale registers for a Cardano and Hedera ETF in Delaware, indicating it may soon file for a spot Cardano and Hedera ETF. https://t.co/jh3Ci94rEf ...

Market Trends - Spot ETH ETF total volume exceeds $2725 million (272500 万美元) today [1]

Institutions will now be able to sell their spot ETF shares for Bitcoin, or buy spot ETF shares using Bitcoin.This reduces the need for the ETFs to sell Bitcoin on the open market when entities cash out. They can just give them the BTC instead.Massively bullish development.Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas):Looks like SEC just approved in-kind creation / redemption for all spot bitcoin and ether ETFs. https://t.co/P8SEJv2Tk8 ...

Old coin ETFs have been heating up quite a bit recently. In fact, you probably already know about this post here which said, "Just in SEC approved 10 coin spot crypto ETF. The SEC has approved the Bitwise 10 crypto index funds conversion into a spot ETF giving us investors exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Salana, ADA, Sooie, Litecoin, Dot, Link, and Avalanche. Now, quickly after this did get approved, the US regulator halted the approval process for a new cryptocurrency exchange traded fund just hours af ...

Market Dynamics - The market is different now, more institutional-driven than retail-driven [1] - The biggest change from the last cycle is the spot ETF [1] - There are spot ETFs for major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and ETH [2] - Hybrid private fund ETFs exist for SOL and other assets [2] - The inflows into these assets are very large relative to their size [2]