ETF

A crypto ETF is a regulated investment fund that tracks the price of one or more digital assets and trades on traditional stock exchanges like the NYSE or Nasdaq.Following the success of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, the 2026 market now includes Solana ETFs and diversified Altcoin Baskets. ETFs serve as the primary vehicle for institutional capital and retirement funds (401k/IRA) to enter the Web3 space. This tag tracks regulatory approvals, AUM (Assets Under Management) inflows, and the impact of Wall Street on crypto liquidity.

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XRP price Murrey Math Lines analysis as Ripple unlocks 1 billion coins

XRP price Murrey Math Lines analysis as Ripple unlocks 1 billion coins

XRP price plunged to an important support level of the Murrey Math Lines on Monday, Sept. 1, as Ripple unlocked more tokens and sentiment in the crypto industry remained neutral. Ripple (XRP) token dropped to $2.7345, its lowest level since…

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Gold and Silver Near All-Time Highs, While BTC Price Drops Below $108K

Gold and Silver Near All-Time Highs, While BTC Price Drops Below $108K

The post Gold and Silver Near All-Time Highs, While BTC Price Drops Below $108K appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Gold is up $35, and silver is up over 70 cents, while BTC price shows less volatility. Meanwhile, Bitcoin dipped below $108K. If Bitcoin is digital gold, why aren’t investors flocking to it? September is a notoriously bad month for crypto, so it should come as no surprise that a glance at the price chart today looks like a battlefield. Yet, with gold and silver at near all-time highs and Bitcoin touted as “digital gold,” why is the BTC price bleeding as well? Shouldn’t investors be pouring into Bitcoin as a haven asset? Investors Flock to Gold and Silver Gold and silver are both approaching record highs, with gold trading just below $3,480 per ounce and silver over $40.50, as of the time of writing. Meanwhile, BTC price dipped below $108,000. What gives? It was enough to get everyone’s favorite goldbug and Bitcoin critic, Peter Schiff, posting again about how a precious metals breakout is “very bearish for Bitcoin.” So what’s behind the current flows? Despite what Schiff says, the story is more nuanced than metal maximalists might claim. Macro Uncertainty: The Main Driver The main theme behind crypto’s crazy prices is macroeconomic uncertainty. The world’s attention is fixated on the U.S. Federal Reserve and its next policy steps, as inflation remains stubbornly high, and the latest core CPI print held firm above 3%. There is also growing anticipation that the Fed will cut rates this month, as persistent price pressures leave the central bank little room to act quickly. This means capital is gravitating toward established safe havens such as gold and silver. Over the last month, gold has climbed over 3%, almost 40% higher than a year ago, while silver is up more than 8% in a single month and 41.7% year-on-year. Analysts at Goldman Sachs…

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Dollar dominance dwindles to 1990s lows — gold vaults and Bitcoin ETFs fill the gap

Dollar dominance dwindles to 1990s lows — gold vaults and Bitcoin ETFs fill the gap

Gold’s share of global reserves has jumped to 24% and Bitcoin ETFs keep expanding, while the dollar falls to 42%, its weakest point since the mid-1990s.

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Japan to Launch Digital Yen in 2026, Tapping Into $1.3 Trillion in Dormant Deposits

Japan to Launch Digital Yen in 2026, Tapping Into $1.3 Trillion in Dormant Deposits

Key Takeaways: Japan Post Bank to launch digital currency “DCJPY” in 2026 to enable instant blockchain-based asset trading. $1.3 trillion in deposits targeted, aiming to activate dormant accounts and attract The post Japan to Launch Digital Yen in 2026, Tapping Into $1.3 Trillion in Dormant Deposits appeared first on CryptoNinjas.

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Thai-listed DV8 Advances Bitcoin Treasury Plan Under New CEO Fang in Pivot

Thai-listed DV8 Advances Bitcoin Treasury Plan Under New CEO Fang in Pivot

TLDR DV8 appointed Jason Fang as CEO to lead a Bitcoin treasury and digital asset plan. Shareholders exercised 99.9% of DV8-W2 warrants, raising ~241m baht in July. A cross-border group ran a July tender offer and reshaped DV8’s board and chair. Thailand enabled USDT and USDC use and approved tax relief on crypto gains. DV8 [...] The post Thai-listed DV8 Advances Bitcoin Treasury Plan Under New CEO Fang in Pivot appeared first on CoinCentral.

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Bitcoin’s August ATH Above $124K Could Be Cycle Top: CoinGecko

Bitcoin’s August ATH Above $124K Could Be Cycle Top: CoinGecko

The post Bitcoin’s August ATH Above $124K Could Be Cycle Top: CoinGecko appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. With its latest all-time high in August, Bitcoin is breaking the usual post-halving pattern and may have peaked early, analysts at CoinGecko say. Bitcoin (BTC) may have peaked earlier than expected this cycle if history is any guide, according to new research by CoinGecko. In an Aug. 28 report, CoinGecko analysts said that after hitting a new all-time high of $124,128 in mid-August, BTC was lined up with the historical average time it has taken to reach an ATH post-halving in the past three cycles. If this latest ATH turns out to be the cycle top, it would mean Bitcoin’s price peaked 68 days earlier than its 2021 high of $69,044. Bitcoin’s halvings vs days till cycle ATH. Source: CoinGecko Historically, Bitcoin’s ATHs have come 12 to 18 months after halvings. According to CoinGecko data, the first post-halving ATH in 2013 came 368 days after the November 2012 halving, rising from $12 to $1,127. The next two cycles took longer: the 2017 ATH came 525 days post-halving at $19,665, and the 2021 peak at $69,044 arrived 549 days after that latest halving. However, the 2025 cycle has set a new precedent. For the first time since 2012, Bitcoin hit a pre-halving ATH, reaching $73,581 on March 14, 2024, after a two-month rally fueled by the approval of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. “The front-loaded demand resulted in a break in cycle pattern, which may potentially counteract the trend of lengthening cycles and indicate a fundamental market shift,” CoinGecko’s analysts wrote. Bitcoin in Correction The market is still shaky, according to CryptoQuant’s head of research Julio Moreno, who told The Defiant that the current price action looks more like a correction rather than the sign of a top. “Although it’s difficult to pinpoint when a cycle top has been reached, especially so…

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Lady Gaga’s Double Comeback Features A Striking Coincidence

Lady Gaga’s Double Comeback Features A Striking Coincidence

The post Lady Gaga’s Double Comeback Features A Striking Coincidence appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Lady Gaga’s “Disease” and “Die With a Smile” both reenter different Billboard charts at No. 15 ahead of the release of her new single, “The Dead Dance.” LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – JULY 16: (Exclusive Coverage) Lady Gaga performs during the kick off of The MAYHEM Ball tour at T-Mobile Arena on July 16, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Live Nation) Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Live Nation In just a few days, Lady Gaga will release a new single. “The Dead Dance” was written and recorded for Netflix’s series Wednesday, as the singer is set to be featured in season two. The first several episodes of the second installment have already been unveiled, while the rest of the season will be shared on September 3. Ahead of “The Dead Dance” arriving, several of Gaga’s most recent singles return to Billboard charts, and she may experience another surge in the next few frames, thanks to all the excitement around her new track. “Disease” Returns to One Billboard Chart “Disease,” the dark dance-pop tune that helped introduce Gaga’s then-upcoming album Mayhem, is back on the Hot Dance/Pop Songs chart this week. The track, which previously soared to fifth place on one of Billboard’s newest rankings, reappears at No. 15, in last place. “Die with a Smile” Also Reappears in the Same Spot Coincidentally, “Die With a Smile,” Gaga’s collaboration with Bruno Mars, reappears in the same position – No. 15 – only on a different list. The Grammy-winning track reenters the Digital Song Sales chart, Billboard’s ranking of the bestselling cuts of any style throughout the U.S., but only on platforms like iTunes. Luminate reports that “Die With a Smile” returns to the Digital Song Sales list in fifteenth place thanks to almost 1,800 pure purchases. That…

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South Korea FSC Chief Nominee Under Fire for Calling Crypto Worthless

South Korea FSC Chief Nominee Under Fire for Calling Crypto Worthless

South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) chief nominee Lee Eok-won is facing criticism from the crypto community following his assertion that cryptocurrencies are worthless. In written responses submitted ahead of his confirmation hearing, Lee stated that cryptocurrencies lack intrinsic value, unlike traditional financial products such as deposits and equities. Lee argued that cryptocurrency volatility prevents them from fulfilling essential functions of a currency, including serving as a store of value or a medium of exchange. South Korea FSC Nominee Sparks Outrage With “Anti-Crypto” Stance This position aligns with the South Korean government’s stance that virtual assets lack intrinsic value and cannot be classified as a currency or a financial product. Lee also expressed reservations about pension and retirement funds investing in crypto assets, citing concerns about market volatility and speculation. Regarding the approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF, Lee acknowledged the varying expectations and concerns about its impact, stating that Korean authorities will consider global regulatory trends before determining implementation methods and schedules in consultation with the National Assembly. However, Lee indicated support for stablecoin regulation, promising “sufficient supplementary measures while creating opportunities for innovation.” Under President Lee Jae-myung’s endorsement, South Korea is developing regulations for local-currency-pegged stablecoins. The virtual asset industry, however, has criticized Lee’s stance as outdated. Similar “no intrinsic value” arguments were common among figures like Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon from 2017 to 2021, but are now considered inappropriate given the increased adoption of cryptocurrencies. An executive at Xangle, a blockchain data service provider, specifically criticized Lee Eok-won’s statement as one born out of “ignorance and a lack of understanding”. The executive noted that crypto critics often hold traditional stocks, such as Apple, while questioning the intrinsic value of crypto. He compared the traditional payment infrastructure of PayPal to the blockchain platform Hyperliquid, pointing out that Hyperliquid conducted $1.5 billion in token buybacks this year from revenue generated, similar to stock buybacks by PayPal and Apple. He added that in just the past month, major projects like Tron generated $430 million, Ethena $68 million, and Pump.fun $42 million, and Ethereum $15 million, which are a testament to the value they create. South Korean Government Tightens Grip on Crypto Adoption However, it appears that South Korea as a whole remains cautious about crypto and virtual assets. In July, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) issued guidance directing domestic firms to limit their exposure to crypto stocks, including those of Coinbase and Strategy, in ETF portfolios. The directive reinforces the South Korean 2017 administrative guidance on virtual currencies, which restricts financial institutions from holding, purchasing, or investing in virtual assets. Similarly, in August, the South Korean FSC issued fresh administrative guidance to exchanges, instructing them to halt operations that allow users to borrow against cryptocurrencies or fiat deposits. Despite regulatory caution, South Korean retail investors are showing growing interest in crypto. Korean investors sold a net $657 million of Tesla stock during August, the largest outflow since early 2023, while pivoting toward crypto investments amid disillusionment with the electric vehicle maker. According to Bloomberg, South Korean investors now favor volatile crypto proxies, such as Bitmine Immersion Technologies, which attracted $253 million in net inflows in August. Data from the Korean Center for International Finance show that retail investors reduced their purchases of U.S. big tech companies from a monthly average of $1.68 billion (January-April) to $260 million in July. It is still unclear whether President Lee Jae-myung’s administration will grant the wishes of those who are willing to accept the risks associated with crypto assets by opening doors through crypto reforms that could facilitate South Korea’s participation in the digital asset sector

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Bitcoin Hyper Continues Presale Rally and Turns Viral

Bitcoin Hyper Continues Presale Rally and Turns Viral

The post Bitcoin Hyper Continues Presale Rally and Turns Viral appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin is still the king of crypto: a $2T asset, and the world’s most recognized digital brand. Beneath its dominance, though, cracks are showing. Critics point to its slow transaction speeds, high network fees, and limited scalability.  These challenges reduce Bitcoin’s practicality in a space that’s increasingly driven by DeFi, NFTs, and Web3 applications. That’s where Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) steps in. Marketed as a “next-gen Bitcoin Layer 2,” the project aims to boost the Bitcoin network with faster speeds, lower costs, and smooth dApp integration. Its pitch has resonated with investors, having raised over $13M in its presale and attracting attention across the market. In this article, we’ll break down the issues Bitcoin is facing and the solutions proposed by Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER). And, of course, we’ll talk about the financial firepower driving $HYPER’s viral presale. The Bitcoin Bottleneck: Problems in 2025 Despite its strong dominance, Bitcoin’s core infrastructure is aging, which limits its use beyond being the powerful store of value it has become known for: “digital gold.” The most pressing issue Bitcoin faces is its transaction throughput. Bitcoin can process roughly 7 transactions per second (TPS). Its closest rival, Ethereum, processes roughly three times as many at 21 TPS, with a theoretical maximum of 120 TPS currently, with a goal of this figure rising to 100K TPS in the future, as part of its Surge roadmap. Global payment giants like Visa and Mastercard can process up to 65,000 TPS. Combined with the fact that Bitcoin’s average block time is around 10 minutes, it becomes clear why BTC struggles to compete not just with real-time settlement systems, but also with its closest crypto competitors. Bitcoin’s second core issue is its fees. When the mempool gets congested during periods of heavy demand, fees regularly spike from $10 to over $50…

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The Best New TV Shows Streaming In September 2025 On Netflix, Hulu And More

The Best New TV Shows Streaming In September 2025 On Netflix, Hulu And More

The post The Best New TV Shows Streaming In September 2025 On Netflix, Hulu And More appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Morning Show (Apple TV+), Beauty in Black (Netflix), Wednesday (Netflix), Tulsa King (Paramount+) L to R Courtesy of Apple TV+, Netflix, Paramount+ Summer might be winding down, but there’s no shortage of new and returning TV shows to watch in September. Across Netflix, Peacock, Hulu and more, viewers will be treated to new episodes of shows like Wednesday, The Morning Show, Only Murders in the Building and The Office spinoff, The Paper. September begins with the second and final batch of episodes in Wednesday Season 2. The story continues following the Part 1 cliffhanger, where Wednesday found herself in serious danger after releasing all patients, including Tyler — her former love-interest-turned-evil-Hyde, from Willow Hill. Part 2 on Netflix will also feature a special appearance by Lady Gaga. Forbes‘Tony & Ziva’ Countdown: Cote de Pablo Says “Divine Timing” Made Series HappenBy Veronica Villafañe Longtime NCIS fans will look forward to the exciting new spinoff, NCIS: Tony & Ziva, which will reunite everyone’s favorite couple from the franchise: Tony and Ziva. Also debuting on Paramount+ this month is the third season of Tulsa King, which will see Sylvester Stallone’s Dwight Manfredi face his biggest threat yet: the powerful, old-money family, the Dunmires. Perhaps one of the most anticipated releases of September is the new The Office spinoff, The Paper. Dunder Mifflin’s accountant Oscar Nuñez is the only original cast member to return for the spinoff, and he’ll be joined by a new cast comprising of Domhnall Gleeson, Sabrina Impacciatore, Chelsea Frei, Melvin Gregg, Ramona Young and more. The Best New TV Shows Streaming In September 2025 Keep reading for the best new and returning TV shows arriving on streaming platforms in September 2025, including their premiere dates, synopses and where to watch them. Wednesday (Season 2, Part 2) Wednesday. Jenna Ortega…

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