Bitcoin could test $95,000 to $97,000 as ETF inflows strengthen, spot volume rises and leverage remains relatively subdued, Glassnode says.
CryptoBriefing•Estefano Gomez1h ago
K33, Nexo and 21shares weigh in on bitcoin's breakout as ETF inflows hit their highest since Nov. 2024. Key levels: $87K–88K resistance.
The Block•Jason Shubnell2h ago
The surge in ETF investments in Brazil signals a transformative shift in the asset management industry, potentially reshaping market dynamics.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team4h ago
The 2012 Bitcoin pattern is repeating, but one historical example cannot predict October as ETF inflows reshape today’s market and bitcoin trading.
99Bitcoins•Alex Ioannou9h ago
Ethereum trades near $2,749 as ETF inflows hit $270M and whales accumulate. Key levels, Glamsterdam catalyst, and forecasts through year-end.
BitGo says Bitcoin absorbed a Fed rate hike and failed CLARITY vote before rebounding above $86,000 as ETF demand returned.
Bitcoin has climbed above $86,000 and briefly touched $87,000 as analysts linked the breakout to falling oil prices, lower Treasury yields, a short squeeze and returning U.S. spot ETF demand. Bitcoin’s $82K breakout forced short sellers to cover HashKey Group…
The surge in Dogecoin highlights the growing influence of institutional interest and technical patterns in driving crypto market dynamics.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team22 Sept
XRP has recovered sharply from its September low, while renewed ETF flows and improving technical momentum have brought the "Uptober" narrative back into focus.
U.Today•Dan Burgin22 Sept
21shares listed physically backed ZEC and ETHFI products on Euronext Paris and Amsterdam, as issuers broaden their offerings beyond major cryptocurrencies.
Cointelegraph•Cointelegraph by Sam Bourgi22 Sept
Bitcoin tests critical $83K-$86K resistance as ETF inflows hit 11-month highs. Full price analysis, key levels, and scenarios for BTC's next move.
Bitcoin has climbed into the $86K resistance zone, one of the market’s most important technical and onchain barriers. With 1.07 million BTC concentrated between $83,000 and $86,000 and U.S. spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) investors above breakeven, the next move could reveal whether the crypto recovery has enough demand to absorb significant overhead supply. Glassnode Flags […]
Bitcoin.com News•Emmanuel Musa22 Sept
The surge in crypto market cap highlights increased risk appetite amid macroeconomic shifts, but high leverage poses potential volatility risks.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team22 Sept
Claude AI Predicts Ethereum's next move as Binance withdrawals hit a three-year high and big ETF buyers return in force.
Coinspeaker•Daniel Francis22 Sept
TL;DR REX Shares has launched the T-REX 2X Long Strive Daily Target ETF under ticker ASSX. The fund seeks 200% of the daily performance of Strive Asset Management stock. ASSX is a leveraged single-stock ETF, not a spot Bitcoin ETF. Investors now have a leveraged ETF tied to one of the public companies building a large Bitcoin treasury. REX Shares has launched the T-REX 2X Long Strive Daily Target ETF, trading under ticker ASSX, with an objective of delivering 200% of the daily performance of Strive Asset Management shares. ASSX Adds Leverage On Top Of A Bitcoin Treasury Stock Strive’s own balance sheet holds 26,355 BTC, making its equity sensitive to both its operating business and the market value of its Bitcoin treasury. ASSX takes that equity exposure and adds daily leverage. That is materially different from owning Bitcoin directly. It is also different from holding a spot Bitcoin ETF. The fund tracks Strive stock, not BTC, and its 2x objective resets daily. Over periods longer than one day, compounding and volatility can cause returns to diverge significantly from simply doubling Strive’s longer-term stock performance. Bitcoin Treasury Equities Keep Spawning New Products As more public companies adopt large crypto treasuries, the equities themselves are becoming building blocks for additional financial products. ASSX is an example of that second-order market. Investors who want amplified daily exposure to Strive can now access it through an exchange-traded product, but they are taking on the risks of leverage, single-stock concentration and Strive’s corporate structure at the same time. The listing should therefore be understood as a 2x leveraged ETF on ASST shares. It is not a leveraged spot-Bitcoin product, even though Bitcoin remains a major driver of the underlying company’s investment narrative. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae. Source: Primary Source
NewsBTC•NewsBTC Editorial Team22 Sept
TL;DR Bitwise filed a post-effective amendment updating disclosures for its XRP ETF trust. The September 21 filing registered zero new shares. The filing is a prospectus update, not an SEC approval notice or a new ETF launch. Bitwise has filed an updated prospectus for its XRP exchange-traded fund trust, adding another SEC filing to the product’s regulatory record. The September 21 submission was made on Form POS AM, a post-effective amendment used to update registration-statement disclosures. What The Bitwise XRP Filing Actually Does The filing is notable because XRP ETF paperwork continues to draw heavy attention, but the procedural status matters. Bitwise registered zero new shares in this amendment. That means the filing should not be treated as evidence that the SEC has newly approved the product, nor does it establish that a commercial launch happened on September 21. Instead, the amendment updates prospectus material tied to the trust. For investors following the ETF process, these filings can still be useful because they show that issuers are continuing to maintain and refine registration documents while regulatory and operational work progresses. XRP ETF Headlines Need Procedural Precision Crypto ETF filings often move through several stages: initial registration documents, amendments, exchange filings, effectiveness, launch preparation and eventual trading. Those stages are not interchangeable. In this case, the verified event is a Bitwise POS AM filing concerning its XRP ETF trust. The document does not support describing the fund as newly approved, and it does not show that new shares were registered in this specific filing. The broader XRP ETF story may continue to develop, but the September 21 event is best understood as a prospectus update inside that process rather than a final regulatory green light. This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae. Source: Primary Source
NewsBTC•NewsBTC Editorial Team22 Sept
Sei’s rally has accelerated above $0.052, while Canary’s proposed ETF could further restrict the token’s liquid supply.
AMBCrypto•Muriuki Lazaro22 Sept
Bitcoin’s renewed advance reflects stronger institutional demand, according to Devere Group CEO Nigel Green, who predicts that bulls have regained control. His outlook follows a rebound in ETF inflows, despite uneven fund demand and a U.S. legislative setback. Green Sees Institutional Demand Supporting Bitcoin Bitcoin’s recovery could gain durability from institutional allocations, according to comments […]
Bitcoin.com News•Kevin Helms22 Sept
ChatGPT AI Predicts Solana's next move after $21.6 million in short positions get liquidated and spot ETF inflows keep building.
Coinspeaker•Daniel Francis21 Sept
Large network balances sit alongside uneven ETF flows, while the benefit to ETH holders depends on purchases and fees.
CryptoSlate•Liam 'Akiba' Wright21 Sept