Ethereum spot ETF is listed: How much new funds will be injected? Will Grayscale ETHE be sold? Will the staking function be opened?
Ethereum spot ETF debut highlights fee structures, liquidity forecasts, and unique reflexivity compared to Bitcoin.
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Ethereum spot ETF debut highlights fee structures, liquidity forecasts, and unique reflexivity compared to Bitcoin.
This week, as Bitcoin prices continued to struggle, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw significant outflows. According to Farside Investors, these ETFs faced a total of $545 million this week.
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HTX, the digital-asset trading platform associated with industry figure Justin Sun, witnessed a considerable $258 million net outflow following its reactivation after a significant security breach. Data from DefiLlama between November 25 and December 10 showcased the funds departing the exchange, signifying unease among some clients due to the prior security incident. HTX encountered a $30 million loss in crypto tokens during the breach, prompting temporary suspension of withdrawals and deposits as a precautionary measure.
Between a “reported” $12 billion asset loss in under 2 months (by Forbes) and a planned hiring (15%-30%) this year based on CZ, is it just FUD, or is there more to it than meets the eye?
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Someone is buying the dip with conviction as the start of Wall Street trading drags the market lower.
The discount brokerage has seen a sharp decline in crypto-related revenue over the past 12 months as retail investors exited the market.
The discount brokerage has seen a steep decline in crypto-related revenue over the past 12 months as retail traders exited the market.