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The co-founder of Ethereum has been selling ETH nonstop as the bearish momentum in the crypto market deepens.
Ethereum ETFs saw renewed inflows on Feb. 3, but the cryptocurrency remains range-bound as large holders continue exchange deposits.
Japan may allow crypto ETFs by 2028 as regulators review rule changes. Nikkei estimates the market could grow to 1 trillion yen over time.
The recent pressure around a new tariff war between the US and the EU has sent the crypto market into turmoil, with significant outflows from investment products.
Grayscale submitted an S-1 on Jan. 20 to bring its Grayscale NEAR Trust ETF and list it on NYSE Arca under the GSNR ticker.
Ethereum price struggles to break $3,000 resistance, a move that could kickstart a rally to its all-time high.
Crypto ETPs faced $952M in outflows last week, but traders remain hopeful for a holiday-driven altcoin rebound.
US spot XRP ETFs recorded $82 million in net inflows last week, with total assets under management (AUM) now crossing $1.2 billion.
Bullish divergence signals a potential 9-16% Ethereum price move as volatility returns after the Fed rate cut decision.
Spot XRP ETFs saw $38M inflows, outperforming BTC, ETH, and SOL. XRP price tests key $2.04 support, with potential downside toward $1.64-$1.73.
Ether ETFs saw $79 million in outflows while open interest fell sharply across major exchanges, even as institutions continued to buy quietly.
Selloffs and turbulence have pressured the crypto market, but Solana-based investment products haven’t been affected despite the mixed sentiment.
BlackRock withdrew $97.63M in Bitcoin and Ethereum from Coinbase Prime while Grayscale deposited $138.06M, signaling potential capital rotation between ETF managers.
Jim Cramer’s “push for crypto” post coincided with a Bitcoin dip to $106,700. Peter Brandt says BTC could still hit $250,000 or drop to $60,000.
A short-lived institutional interest triggered a short-term buying spree, but market-wide FUD soon neutralized the positivity.