# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

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Bitcoin Turns 17 Years Old

Bitcoin celebrated its 17th anniversary on January 3, 2026, marking the date in 2009 when its genesis block was mined in Helsinki, rewarding its creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, with 50 BTC. This first block famously contained a headline from The Times referencing the 2008 financial crisis, signaling Bitcoin's purpose as an alternative to the traditional financial system. The first transaction occurred over a week later when Nakamoto sent 10 BTC to developer Hal Finney. Initially worthless, Bitcoin's first known commercial sale was in October 2009, valued at roughly $0.001 per coin. From that point, its value grew astronomically, reaching parity with the US dollar in 2011 and overcoming significant milestones: $100 in 2013, $1,000 later that year, $10,000 in 2017, and $50,000 in early 2021. The asset experienced extreme volatility, with dramatic crashes following its peaks, such as an 87% drop in 2013 and a 67% fall after the 2021 bull run. A new cycle culminated in a historic peak of $126,200 in October 2025, driven by factors including institutional adoption of Bitcoin ETFs and the US presidential election. As of the article's writing, the price was around $89,000 with a market cap of $1.77 trillion. Once a niche asset, Bitcoin is now seriously considered by major financial institutions like JPMorgan, BlackRock, and Vanguard, as well as nation-states including El Salvador and the US, which have established national Bitcoin reserves. In Russia, Sberbank has conducted its first crypto-collateralized loan, and the central bank views Bitcoin mining as a potential factor in strengthening the national currency.

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Bitcoin Turns 17 Years Old

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Meme Takes Off First, Will This Time Be Different?

Following a period of stagnant holiday trading, the crypto market showed signs of recovery on the second trading day of 2026. Bitcoin rose to over $90,700, while Ethereum climbed above $3,100. Meme coins led the rally, with PEPE surging over 30%, and other established meme tokens like DOGE and FLOKI also gaining. This meme-driven uptick is seen as a risk sentiment test rather than a confirmed bullish trend. Analysts note that meme coins often act as high-volatility proxies, sensitive to shifts in market mood due to their low fundamental dependency and high emotional and social media-driven demand. Factors such as tax-loss harvesting at the end of 2025 and subsequent buybacks at the start of the new tax year in the U.S. contributed to the short-term momentum. Influencer predictions, like one projecting PEPE’s market cap to reach $69 billion, further fueled retail interest. However, broader market indicators remain cautious. Bitcoin and Ethereum have yet to break key resistance levels, and meme coin dominance within the altcoin market is still near multi-year lows, indicating that speculative activity has not fully returned. Analysts emphasize that sustained growth depends on Bitcoin’s performance, improved liquidity, and broader sector rotation—not meme coins alone. For now, the meme rally signals a potential shift away from extreme pessimism, but it is not yet a definitive indicator of a new bull market.

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Meme Takes Off First, Will This Time Be Different?

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What BlackRock, JPMorgan, and 12 Other Giants Say About the Crypto Industry in 2026...

Wall Street giants and major crypto institutions, managing approximately $22 trillion in assets, have released their 2026 outlook for the crypto industry. Key themes include regulation, stablecoins, AI integration, and privacy. BlackRock highlights that stablecoins may challenge government monetary control, especially in emerging markets. Coinbase sees AI and crypto convergence as a fundamental shift, driving demand for privacy tokens like Zcash and Monero. Fidelity predicts more nations will adopt Bitcoin as reserve assets, following countries like Brazil. JPMorgan expects significant industry growth despite a market cap decline, aided by favorable U.S. regulations. a16z foresees AI agents revolutionizing payments and banking, with privacy becoming a major competitive advantage. DefiLlama and partners note that regulatory clarity, including the U.S. Genius Act and E.U.’s MiCA, will boost stablecoin adoption. Galaxy Digital is bullish on Bitcoin, predicting it could reach $250,000 by 2027, and expects privacy token market cap to exceed $100 billion. VanEck anticipates consolidation rather than a boom or crash, while Pantera Capital sees U.S. crypto policy moving from uncertainty to enforcement. OKX Ventures expects more real-world assets, like gold and stocks, to be tokenized. Silicon Valley Bank predicts increased VC funding in institutional crypto products and more mergers between fintech and crypto firms. 21Shares forecasts crypto ETF assets surpassing $400 billion, and TRM Labs envisions a more regulated, mature market with heightened national security focus on blockchain.

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What BlackRock, JPMorgan, and 12 Other Giants Say About the Crypto Industry in 2026...

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