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Traditional finance giants are leading Bitcoin’s rally, acquiring billions through ETFs while Web3 treasuries step back. Analysts caution this wave of TradFi demand could skew organic growth and add volatility to BTC’s market outlook.
Pi Coin’s price action remains puzzling. After months of losses, retail buyers are stepping in, but institutional money is slowing down. Unless both align, Pi’s rebound above $0.272 might not last.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has called for zero-knowledge (ZK)–based secret-ballot voting to shield judges and officials from retaliation after a U.S. court fire case drew attention to rising political threats. Analysts project the ZK proving market to reach $10.2B by 2030, as privacy-first governance gains traction worldwide.
In Brief MetaMask to launch a $30 million blockchain rewards program. The program rewards participation with LINEA altcoins and partner benefits. Future clarity depends on anti-Sybil controls and participation criteria.
In Brief Fasset to launch Malaysia's first Sharia-compliant stablecoin-based digital bank. Approval facilitates blockchain asset-backed deposits and financing services. Regional advantages and planned modules could boost adoption and market presence.
- 02:43Data: Bitcoin spot ETF saw a net inflow of $876 million yesterdayAccording to ChainCatcher, monitored by Trader T, the net inflow of spot bitcoin ETFs yesterday was $876 million. BlackRock's $IBIT saw a net inflow of $899 million, Valkyrie's $BRRR had a net inflow of $4.81 million, and Grayscale's $GBTC had a net outflow of $28.62 million. Fidelity ($FBTC), Bitwise ($BITB), Ark Invest ($ARKB), Invesco ($BTCO), Franklin ($EZBC), VanEck ($HODL), WisdomTree ($BTCW), and Grayscale Mini ($BTC) had no fund flows on the day.
- 02:43Analyst: Spot ETFs for LTC, HBAR, and other cryptocurrencies are close to approvalChainCatcher reported that, according to market sources, a new filing for an exchange-traded fund (ETF) tracking HBAR has revealed key details, with analysts suggesting this could indicate the fund is gradually approaching approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). On Tuesday, Canary Capital submitted a revised registration statement for its Canary HBAR ETF, disclosing its trading symbol as HBR and specifying a sponsor fee of 0.95%. The company is also developing a Litecoin (LTC) ETF, with the trading symbol LTCC and the same sponsor fee of 0.95%. Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas noted that these details are typically the last updates made before an ETF goes "live." Compared to spot bitcoin ETFs, the 0.95% fee is "on the high side," but for newcomers to the ETF space and increasingly niche assets, such higher fees are "quite normal." Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart expressed a similar view: "It feels like the LTC and HBAR ETFs are already near the finish line."
- 02:22Trump Meme Token Issuer Plans to Establish Digital Asset Reserve CompanyForesight News reported, citing Bloomberg, that sources revealed the issuer of the Trump Meme token is raising at least $200 million and plans to establish a digital asset reserve company to accumulate tokens. The initiative is being led by Fight Fight Fight LLC, operated by Trump’s longtime friend and promoter Bill Zanker. The fundraising target for this round is $1 billion.