So, let me get this straight: $1.9 billion just flowed into crypto ETF products last week. And why? Because Trump decided to back some Bitcoin reserve idea. I mean, really? Is this what weâve come to? đ¤
Almost $2 billion in crypto investment products last week alone! That brings the year-to-date total to a whopping $4.8 billion. CoinShares, in their infinite wisdom, decided to share this revelation on January 27. Thanks, guys! đ
Bitcoin (BTC) is still the king, pulling in $1.6 billion last week. Thatâs 92% of the total inflows! Itâs like the popular kid in school who just canât stop getting attention. Year-to-date, itâs raked in $4.4 billion. Meanwhile, Short-Bitcoin ETFs saw a measly $5.1 million. Probably just traders getting ready for the inevitable market pullback after Bitcoinâs latest ego trip. đ
The U.S. is leading the charge with $1.7 billion in inflows. Canada? A paltry $31 million. Switzerland and Germany? $35 million and $23 million, respectively. I mean, come on! What are they doing over there? đĽ´
Ethereum (ETH) made a comeback with $205 million in inflows after a rocky start. XRP? $18.5 million, still riding high after its all-time high last week. And the smaller altcoins? Solana (SOL) brought in $6.9 million, Chainlink (LINK) saw $6.6 million, and Polkadot (DOT) added $2.6 million. James Butterfill from CoinShares pointed out that âno digital asset investment products saw outflows last week.â Shocking, right? đ˛
Now, trading volumes on centralized exchanges shot up to $25 billion, making up 37% of the activity on trusted crypto exchanges. Butterfill called it one of the most significant weeks in recent memory. Really? I mean, whatâs next? A parade for Bitcoin? đ
But wait, thereâs more! Thereâs still a debate about how smoothly Bitcoin will be adopted as a reserve asset. Pierre Rochard from Riot Platforms accused Ripple of leading a lobbying push against the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Apparently, theyâre spending millions to block it. Sounds like a soap opera, doesnât it? đş
Rochard claims Ripple is defending its XRP narrative while pushing for state-backed digital currencies. And letâs not forget Rippleâs previous digs at Bitcoin mining under the Biden administration. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, of course, had to jump in, saying their efforts align with the Biden administrationâs goals. Sure, buddy, whatever you say! đ
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2025-01-27 13:15