XRP attracts money, but not buyers. ETF products continue to attract new capital flows and FX balances continue to contract, but prices have fallen back to levels last seen in February. When a market stops reacting to bullish developments, traders tend to focus less on the story and more on where the next support level […]
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In the 1990s, Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were a new idea. Many viewed them simply as a new wrapper for traditional assets – a convenient repackaging of mutual funds. In reality, ETFs have sparked a revolution in market structure. By introducing creation/redemption mechanisms and arbitrage-based liquidity, ETFs fundamentally changed how markets functioned and how investors accessed
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Hyperliquid’s HYPE token, one of the best-performing crypto assets this year, fell after its all-time high as long-time bull Arthur Hayes revealed he sold his entire position just days after predicting much higher prices. “I just abandoned my entire HYPE and NEAR position,” Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX and chief investment officer of family office Maelstrom,
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In today’s newsletter, Beth Haddock reviews the three due diligence questions advisors should be asking in 2026: how client liquidity is managed, how regulatory assumptions should be disclosed, and how to manage liability when AI executes crypto trades. Then, in “Ask an Expert,” Aaron Brogan reviews the timeline for implementing the GENIUS Act, how things
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$250,000 Ether would make Ethereum a $30 trillion network, larger than the US Treasury market and comparable to all the gold ever mined. But that’s the goal that Bitmine President Tom Lee laid out this week at Proof of Talk in Paris, with a move touted as being 50 times higher than current levels thanks
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When Zero Network announced its closure last month, the reaction across crypto was weary: another layer 2 of Ethereum just bit the dust. The shutdown joined a growing list of struggling stacks and came amid renewed debate over whether Ethereum’s sprawling Layer 2 ecosystem has become too crowded. At the same time, Ethereum creator Vitalik
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NEAR Protocol (NEAR) fell 15.2% and Internet Computer (ICP) fell 13.1%, dragging the index lower.
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Bitcoin BTC$63,729.63 fell more than 14% in one week and 22.7% in four weeks. Strategy president Michael Saylor gives a simple explanation for the decline: It’s capital turnover, not depreciation. In an article on Essentially, he argued that institutions are taking money out of bitcoin and deploying it into AI, leading to weakness in the
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Say Bitcoin BTC$62,562.63 the bears are having a great time, that would be an understatement. The cryptocurrency lost 14% in seven days, falling to levels not seen since the February crash. The broader crypto markets have been just as brutally beaten, and most analysts say the situation could deteriorate further if BTC crosses the critical
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The crypto market succumbed to a wave of selling pressure and liquidations on Thursday, along with bitcoin. BTC$63,729.63 falling to around $61,300 at 02:00 UTC before climbing back up to $64,680. It recently traded around $62,500. Ether (ETH) has lost 3% since midnight UTC, now trading at around $1,750. Several other altcoins saw larger declines,
