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Blackrock invested $11.75 million in ETHA as ether funds again outperform bitcoin funds

Institutional demand for crypto started the week unevenly. Bitcoin ETFs faced net outflows of $11.64 million, marking a third consecutive day of withdrawals, with BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC seeing modest outflows. In contrast, Ethereum ETFs attracted $9.23 million in inflows, led by BlackRock's ETHA fund which pulled in $11.75 million. Meanwhile, Solana and XRP ETFs saw smaller inflows of $1.03 million and $592,470 respectively, while Hyperliquid ($HYPE) ETFs continued to struggle with significant outflows of $2.89 million. The data highlights a shift in institutional capital, showing selective preference for Ethereum and certain altcoins over Bitcoin and newer tokens like HYPE.

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Blackrock invested $11.75 million in ETHA as ether funds again outperform bitcoin funds

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Franklin Templeton Joins Blackrock, Fidelity, and Goldman Sachs in Supporting the CLARITY Act

Financial giant Franklin Templeton has announced its support for the CLARITY Act, joining other major firms like BlackRock, Fidelity, and Goldman Sachs in advocating for clearer cryptocurrency regulations. The company, with $1.79 trillion in assets under management, stated the legislation would establish clearer rules for digital assets, providing regulatory certainty that the industry has long sought. The updated bill, recently released by Republican senators, aims to define the respective oversight roles of the SEC and CFTC over digital securities and commodities. Key supporters argue that a unified national regulatory framework is crucial for fostering responsible innovation, ensuring market transparency, and protecting investors. Wall Street banks have shown growing interest in blockchain-based services, viewing the act as a catalyst for broader institutional and retail adoption of digital assets.

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Franklin Templeton Joins Blackrock, Fidelity, and Goldman Sachs in Supporting the CLARITY Act

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Blackrock Supports the CLARITY Act — Congress Has Less and Less Time to Pass It

BlackRock has endorsed the CLARITY Act, a U.S. bill aimed at creating a federal regulatory framework for digital assets, calling it "an important step towards establishing a regulatory framework for digital assets that puts investor interests first." This support from a major asset manager adds to growing backing from traditional finance, including Fidelity and Goldman Sachs' CEO, for clearer crypto rules. However, time is running out in the Senate for the bill's passage this year. The legislative calendar is crowded, and with a 60-vote threshold needed to overcome procedural hurdles, some analysts now rate its chances as low as 30%. Senate Majority Leader John Thune warned that the window for advancing the bill is narrowing. Pro-crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto is increasing pressure, highlighting nearly a million messages sent to Congress in 2025. The group plans to track and publicize senators' votes on the bill to hold them accountable. The CLARITY Act would clarify regulatory roles for the SEC and CFTC over different digital asset market segments. It would mandate disclosures from issuers and aims to provide investors with more standardized information, while offering compliant companies clearer registration and trading procedures.

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Blackrock Supports the CLARITY Act — Congress Has Less and Less Time to Pass It

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Has BlackRock Again 'Withdrawn' $140 Million Worth of Bitcoin, Signaling the Start of an Era of Institutional Accumulation?

BlackRock is suspected of moving approximately 2,152 BTC (worth ~$140 million) from Coinbase Prime to an unknown cold wallet, a transaction widely interpreted by on-chain analysts as institutional asset allocation. This event highlights a shift in market focus from trading volume to institutional fund flows, particularly withdrawals from exchanges. Such moves typically indicate assets are being moved into long-term custody, reducing immediate market supply—a phenomenon known as supply shock. The context is BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF, iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which continues to see significant net inflows, with assets under management surpassing $20 billion. This reflects a broader trend of institutions treating Bitcoin as a long-term allocation tool rather than merely a speculative asset. The growing use of on-chain analytics platforms allows for increased transparency in tracking these institutional movements. While this single transaction doesn't dictate price, it underscores a structural evolution in the Bitcoin market. The increasing participation of long-term institutional capital, facilitated by ETFs, is gradually changing the market's composition from being trade-driven to being more configuration- or allocation-driven. The key question emerging is whether the market is transitioning into an era defined by long-term institutional holding.

marsbit07/16 09:48

Has BlackRock Again 'Withdrawn' $140 Million Worth of Bitcoin, Signaling the Start of an Era of Institutional Accumulation?

marsbit07/16 09:48

Ondo Partners with DTCC to Launch World's First "Digital Twin" U.S. Stock Token, BlackRock and J.P. Morgan Are On Board

Ondo Finance, in partnership with DTCC, has launched the first-ever "digital twin" tokenized U.S. stock tokens, with participation from institutions including BlackRock and JPMorgan Chase. This marks the first time tokenized equity on-chain is backed by traditional financial clearing infrastructure. Through DTCC's tokenization service, the tokens (CRCLon and SPYon) represent direct digital twins of the underlying securities (Circle stock and SPDR S&P 500 ETF) held in custody at DTCC's Depository Trust Company. Unlike synthetic assets, these tokens can convert between traditional and tokenized forms while the securities remain within DTC's institutional infrastructure. This project represents a significant step toward interoperability between traditional finance and DeFi, using established market plumbing rather than building parallel systems. Ondo CEO stated the design prioritizes interoperability with institutional infrastructure. The initiative aims to enhance flexibility, access new liquidity, and increase utility for Ondo's tokens across global exchanges and DeFi platforms.

marsbit07/16 02:26

Ondo Partners with DTCC to Launch World's First "Digital Twin" U.S. Stock Token, BlackRock and J.P. Morgan Are On Board

marsbit07/16 02:26

Vanguard Group Enters the Arena, Opening a New Crypto Portal for 50 Million Traditional Investors

Vanguard Group, the world's second-largest asset manager with $12 trillion in assets under management and over 50 million investors, has signaled a significant strategic shift by posting a job opening for a "Head of Digital Assets, Personal Wealth." The role entails developing a comprehensive digital asset strategy, establishing long-term plans, and overseeing the full integration of digital assets into Vanguard's wealth management platform, covering areas like custody, settlement, asset tokenization, and stablecoins. This move marks a notable reversal from the firm's previous stance. In 2024, Vanguard refused to list spot Bitcoin ETFs and removed Bitcoin futures products. By late 2025, it allowed some third-party crypto ETF trading but reiterated it would not create its own crypto funds. The new hire represents a third step: building an internal team to integrate digital assets into its core infrastructure, moving beyond merely listing products. The initiative focuses on foundational financial infrastructure—how tokenized assets and digital settlement systems can connect to Vanguard's existing platform, which primarily serves long-term, conservative investors. While Vanguard maintains it will not launch proprietary crypto ETFs, it is proactively preparing its systems for a future involving tokenized assets and stablecoins, which Citigroup projects could reach a $5.5 trillion market by 2030. Vanguard's scale means its chosen standards for custody, settlement, and compliance could set de facto rules for the broader wealth management industry. The firm is acting despite regulatory uncertainty and cautious market sentiment (e.g., Citi recently lowered crypto price targets). Analysts suggest even a minimal 0.01% allocation from Vanguard's asset base would bring ~$12 billion into digital assets, forcing the development of robust risk and operational frameworks. Ultimately, Vanguard's focus is on building the plumbing for digital assets to potentially serve its vast client base, an effort whose impact may extend far beyond any single market cycle.

Foresight News07/09 09:41

Vanguard Group Enters the Arena, Opening a New Crypto Portal for 50 Million Traditional Investors

Foresight News07/09 09:41

Securitize Drops 40% in First Week of Trading as Tokenization Industry Enters Patent Wars

The article discusses the recent stock performance of Securitize (NYSE: SECZ) and a looming patent war in the tokenization industry. Securitize, a leading tokenization platform and transfer agent for BlackRock's BUIDL fund, debuted on the NYSE via a SPAC merger on July 2. After an initial rise, its stock plummeted nearly 40% within a week, closing at $8.06 on July 7. Analysts attribute the sharp decline largely to typical post-SPAC investor turnover and broader pressure on crypto-related stocks, rather than fundamental business deterioration. Concurrently, Securitize faces significant legal challenges. On June 15, infrastructure rival tZERO accused Securitize of patent infringement concerning its core DS Protocol and Vault Registrar products. Securitize preemptively filed a lawsuit on June 22 seeking a declaratory judgment of non-infringement. tZERO, holding 105 patents, has indicated it has identified at least six other market participants for potential infringement actions, signaling a broader industry-wide patent conflict. A separate lawsuit was also filed by Liquid Rarity Exchange. The article concludes that while Securitize's stock drop may be a temporary SPAC-related correction, the patent disputes initiated by tZERO represent a more profound, long-term risk for the entire tokenization sector, potentially shifting competitive dynamics from business execution to intellectual property litigation.

Foresight News07/08 03:27

Securitize Drops 40% in First Week of Trading as Tokenization Industry Enters Patent Wars

Foresight News07/08 03:27

Can Ethereum keep beating Bitcoin in Q3? Tom Lee’s ETH thesis under pressure

Tom Lee's bullish Ethereum thesis faces pressure as Q3 begins. While the ETH/BTC ratio has rallied nearly 5% on optimism surrounding the potential passage of the CLARITY Act, Ethereum's on-chain fundamentals lag. Key metrics like DeFi Total Value Locked and stablecoin supply remain weak. Conversely, Bitcoin is seeing renewed institutional demand, with BlackRock resuming significant purchases. The debate balances Ethereum's regulatory optimism against Bitcoin's strong institutional inflows. For ETH/BTC's Q3 outperformance to sustain, Ethereum's underlying DeFi activity needs to recover.

ambcrypto07/08 01:04

Can Ethereum keep beating Bitcoin in Q3? Tom Lee’s ETH thesis under pressure

ambcrypto07/08 01:04

JP Morgan Tokenized Fund Surges 250% in TVL in One Month, Institutional Funds Are Treating Ethereum as the Default Underlying Layer

JPMorgan's tokenized money market fund, JLTXX, has seen its on-chain total value locked (TVL) surge approximately 250% in a month, reaching nearly $700 million from an initial $200 million since its launch seven weeks ago. The fund, which invests in short-term U.S. Treasuries and repos, operates exclusively on the public Ethereum mainnet, signaling growing institutional acceptance of Ethereum as a foundational layer for compliant financial products. A key driver of this growth is its inclusion as reserve assets for stablecoins like USDG, meeting requirements under U.S. stablecoin legislation. Simultaneously, despite a significant price decline—ETH has fallen over 50% from its 2025 high—institutional accumulation continues. BitMine Immersion Technologies, led by Tom Lee, purchased an additional $73 million worth of ETH last week, bringing its holdings to roughly 4.8% of Ethereum's circulating supply. The article highlights a divergence: while the tokenization of real-world assets and stablecoin reserves is driving long-term institutional adoption of Ethereum's infrastructure, short-term price action remains pressured by market sentiment and ETF outflows. This suggests that institutional on-chain activity, though a positive fundamental development, may not serve as a reliable signal for near-term price bottoms.

marsbit07/07 06:01

JP Morgan Tokenized Fund Surges 250% in TVL in One Month, Institutional Funds Are Treating Ethereum as the Default Underlying Layer

marsbit07/07 06:01

Bitcoin ETFs add $222M, but BlackRock sees outflows – Why it matters

On July 2nd, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net inflow of $222 million, ending a 10-day outflow streak that totaled $2.709 billion. Fidelity's FBTC led with $166 million in inflows, while BlackRock's typically dominant IBIT recorded $40.4 million in outflows. Despite the fresh inflows, Bitcoin's price, which had fallen below $60k during the outflow period, only rebounded to around $62,713, failing to reclaim the $65k level. Ethereum ETFs followed a similar pattern, with nine days of outflows before turning positive on July 1st and 2nd. In contrast, other altcoin ETFs like those for Solana and XRP saw significant net inflows during the same period. Overall, total assets under management for U.S. crypto ETFs have declined to levels last seen in November 2024.

ambcrypto07/05 05:02

Bitcoin ETFs add $222M, but BlackRock sees outflows – Why it matters

ambcrypto07/05 05:02

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