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The post ProShares Drops 3x Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP ETF Plans appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. ProShares has withdrawn its full portfolio of 3x leveraged technology and crypto ETFs. The decision came after the SEC raised concerns about how the funds measured leverage risk. The withdrawn ETFs would have offered 3x daily exposure to Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, Solana and major tech stocks. Why Did ProShares Call off their 3x ETFs?  The firm suspended its filing after the top U.S. regulator raised concerns on whether the products reflected the extreme volatility of the underlying assets. These ETFs targeted at traders who wanted amplified daily returns. ProShares stopped the launch of the product when the SEC requested that the company amend the filings or delay the launch date. The Division of Investment Management at SEC sent a letter to ProShares stating its concerns. The regulator cautioned that ETFs that aim to achieve leverage greater than 200% are unlikely to reflect the actual leverage risk. The letter also stated that the problem was that the funds did not track the actual securities or indices that they are supposed to follow. It enclosed a number of Daily Target 3x ETFs that would be subject to changes prior to approval. A comparable pullback occurred recently when CoinShares dropped the planned launch of its XRP, Solana, and Litecoin ETFs. The move is a reflection of doubts around leveraged ETF plans. The dumped lineups were ProShares Daily Target 3x Bitcoin, 3x Ether, 3x XRP, and 3x Solana. It also had 3x funds under stocks like Amazon, Coinbase, Circle, Google, MicroStrategy, Nvidia, Palantir, and Tesla. Are 3x ETFs Destined for Failure? Analysis from Bloomberg Intelligence highlights why regulators intervened. Research shows that 3x leverage across single-stock ETFs and smaller volatile companies carried a high chance of failure. Bloomberg also identified 66 underlying stocks slated for future 3x products. Over the past five years, there…

Many in the crypto space have echoed a familiar sentiment over recent months: “The four-year crypto market cycle is dead.” Experts from the Bull Theory assert that while the four-year cycle may have come to an end, the Bitcoin bull run itself is merely delayed and could stretch until 2027. Why The Four-Year Cycle May Be Ending In a recent post on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, the Bull Theory analysts noted that the concept of Bitcoin adhering to a neat four-year cycle is weakening.  They highlighted that significant price movements over the last decade weren’t solely driven by Halving events; rather, they were influenced by shifts in global liquidity.  The analysts pointed to the current landscape of stablecoin liquidity, which remains high despite recent downturns, indicating that larger investors are still engaged in the market, poised to invest when appropriate macroeconomic conditions arise. Related Reading: XRP Price Predictions: AI Forecasts $4.40 By March 2026, Analysts Target Up To $6 In the US, Treasury policies are emerging as pivotal catalysts. The recent buybacks are notable, but the analysts emphasize that the larger narrative lies in the Treasury General Account (TGA) balance, which is currently around $940 billion—almost $90 billion above its normal range.  This surplus cash is likely to flow back into the financial system, enhancing financing conditions and adding liquidity that typically gravitates toward risk assets. Globally, the trends appear even more promising. China has been injecting liquidity for several months, while Japan recently announced a stimulus package worth approximately $135 billion, alongside efforts to simplify cryptocurrency regulations.  Canada is also moving toward easing its monetary policy, and the US Federal Reserve (Fed) has officially halted its quantitative tightening (QT) measures—a historical precursor to some form of liquidity expansion. Political And Monetary Factors Align To Create Bullish Condition The analysts explained that when major economies adopt expansive monetary policies simultaneously, risk assets like Bitcoin tend to respond more rapidly than traditional stocks or broader markets.  Additionally, potential policy tools, such as the Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR) exemption—implemented in 2020 to allow banks more flexibility in expanding their balance sheets—could return, resulting in increased credit creation and overall market liquidity. There is also a political dimension to consider. President Trump has discussed potential tax reforms, including abolishing income tax and distributing $2,000 tariff dividends.  Furthermore, the likelihood of a new Federal Reserve chair who supports liquidity assistance and is constructive toward cryptocurrency could bolster conditions for economic growth. Extended Bitcoin Uptrend Historically, whenever the Institute for Supply Management’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (ISM PMI) surpasses 55, it has been followed by periods of altcoin season. The probability of this occurring in 2026 appears high, according to the Bull Theory. Related Reading: Trend Reversal Puts Dogecoin On A Path To $0.188 The convergence of rising stablecoin liquidity, the Treasury’s injection of cash back into markets, global quantitative easing, the cessation of QT in the US, potential bank-lending relief, pro-market policy shifts in 2026, and major players entering the crypto sector suggests a very different scenario than the old four-year halving model.  The analysts concluded that if liquidity expands concurrently across the US, Japan, China, Canada, and other significant economies, Bitcoin is unlikely to move counter to that trend. Therefore, rather than experiencing a sharp rally followed by a prolonged bear market, the current environment indicates a more extended and broader uptrend that could span through 2026 and into 2027. Featured image from DALL-E, chart from TradingView.com

The post UChain Surges as Market Falls: Why UCN Keeps Rising appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. It is common knowledge that assets that show strength during corrections often lead the market when it turns. UChain isn’t just holding during this correction. It’s growing. $UCN is UChain’s native L1 coin. Its rise rests on three factors: Extreme scarcity A working ecosystem of actual products Real utility both in crypto/Web3 and real-world payments. Harder Cap Than Bitcoin 100,000 UCN. That’s the total supply. Forever. Additional minting is impossible because developers renounced contract ownership, as verified on UChain’s block explorer. For context: Bitcoin has 21 million coins, which is 210 times $UCN’s supply. Most altcoins have billions or trillions in market caps, with no proof of backing. Currently, 50,000 UCN circulate. The rest is locked in staking. UChain’s hyper-deflationary model gradually reduces the $UCN supply by burning tokens through transactions. Products for Everyday Use UChain is an L1 blockchain with its own suite of products for everyday use, both in crypto and real-world payments. Throughput exceeds 2,000 transactions per second, which is 100x faster than Ethereum, on par with Solana. Blocks form every 3 seconds. The ecosystem includes: UTrading: a platform with automated trading bots operating BTC/USDT and UCN/USDT pairs on MEXC, BingX, and HTX. Bots run 24/7 using multiple strategies simultaneously. Unique licensing model: instead of time limits, there’s a return cap tied to your license tier — once hit, the bot stops. UWallet: a non-custodial wallet supporting 20+ cryptocurrencies. Only the owner controls funds, and private keys stay on the user’s device. Integrated with UDefender for cold storage. UDefender: a hardware NFC wallet for secure cold storage. Part of the mnemonic phrase lives on a physical chip card. Transactions are confirmed by tapping the card on a smartphone. UCard: a crypto debit card working in 100+ countries with limits up to €10,000 daily and €100,000 monthly. Integrated…