# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

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Could XRP Repeat Its July 2025 Rally? Price Update and Expert View

Prominent XRP community figure Zach Rector suggests XRP token may be poised to repeat its June-July 2025 breakout pattern. He shared a technical analysis comparing current price action to a historical fractal from mid-2025, when XRP surged 82.5% from around $2 to a multi-year high of $3.65, driven by improved regulatory sentiment around Ripple's legal situation. Currently trading at $2.14 after recovering from a December low of $1.77, XRP would need a 70.56% rally to reach $3.65. Potential catalysts include rising ETF demand and the possible passage of the CLARITY Act. XRP has recently reclaimed the fourth-largest cryptocurrency market position.

TheNewsCrypto01/05 17:49

Could XRP Repeat Its July 2025 Rally? Price Update and Expert View

TheNewsCrypto01/05 17:49

BTC Market Pulse: Week 2

Bitcoin is transitioning out of its corrective phase into a fragile consolidation. Momentum is recovering as RSI rebounds and spot volumes expand with reduced sell-side pressure. Derivatives show controlled rebuilding of positions, with futures open interest rising and cooling funding rates. Perpetual futures indicate renewed buying dominance, while options markets signal elevated volatility expectations. US spot ETF flows have turned positive, reflecting renewed institutional demand but also near-term profit-taking risk. On-chain fundamentals are mixed: network activity contrasts with persistent capital outflows and subdued structural demand. Supply is dominated by short-term holders, increasing sensitivity to price moves, though holder sentiment is slowly improving as profitability metrics recover.

insights.glassnode01/05 16:43

insights.glassnode01/05 16:43

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Post $458M Weekly Inflows After Two-Month Decline

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $458.77 million in net inflows last week, breaking a two-month streak of declines. BlackRock’s IBIT led with $287.4 million in single-day inflows—its strongest since October. Other major funds, including Fidelity’s FBTC and Bitwise’s BITB, also saw positive movements. The broader crypto ETF market showed strength, with Ethereum, XRP, SOL, and DOGE-linked ETFs also posting inflows. Bitcoin’s price rose over 6% in the same period, trading around $92,710, though still down significantly from its all-time high. The rebound is attributed to renewed institutional interest and portfolio rebalancing at the start of the year.

TheNewsCrypto01/05 15:26

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Post $458M Weekly Inflows After Two-Month Decline

TheNewsCrypto01/05 15:26

Japan’s Finance Minister Says 2026 Is the ‘First Year of Digitalization’ — Stocks, Crypto, and Digital Assets in Focus

Japan's Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama has declared 2026 as "Digital Year One," marking a significant shift in the country's approach to digital assets. The initiative aims to integrate cryptocurrencies and digital assets into the mainstream financial system, placing them alongside traditional investments like stocks and bonds. Key reforms include tax reductions, with a flat 20% tax rate replacing the current 55%, and regulatory updates to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA). These changes are designed to boost investments, encourage the adoption of ETFs, and shift savings into growth sectors. The government also supports the potential launch of Japan's first Bitcoin ETF and aims to position the country as a digital finance hub, attracting foreign capital and increasing market liquidity.

ccn.com01/05 15:10

Japan’s Finance Minister Says 2026 Is the ‘First Year of Digitalization’ — Stocks, Crypto, and Digital Assets in Focus

ccn.com01/05 15:10

Ethereum Price Soars Above $3200 as Jeff Bezos Announces Space Travel Payment — Can It Rocket Higher?

Ethereum surged above $3,200 on January 5 after Jeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin announced it will accept ETH, along with Bitcoin, Solana, and stablecoins, as payment for commercial spaceflights. The move, facilitated by payments processor Shift4, signals growing mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies in high-value industries. Analysts note the rally is supported by improved sentiment around network upgrades like the recent Fusaka update, increased institutional inflows into Ethereum ETFs, and rising derivatives trading volume. However, technical analysis suggests ETH remains in a descending triangle pattern, with key resistance levels posing a risk of a pullback toward $2,621 if selling pressure returns. The integration of crypto payments by a major aerospace firm like Blue Origin is seen as a significant endorsement of digital assets, potentially paving the way for broader use of blockchain in high-stakes transactional and logistical applications.

ccn.com01/05 14:22

Ethereum Price Soars Above $3200 as Jeff Bezos Announces Space Travel Payment — Can It Rocket Higher?

ccn.com01/05 14:22

Investors Should Hold 4% Bitcoin in Portfolio, Says Bank of America, as BTC Soars Above $92K

Bank of America has recommended that its wealth management clients allocate up to 4% of their portfolios to Bitcoin and other crypto assets, marking a significant step toward mainstream adoption of digital assets in traditional investment strategies. This guidance comes as Bitcoin’s price surged past $92,000. The bank will also begin covering four spot Bitcoin ETFs in January, including those from Bitwise, Fidelity, Grayscale, and BlackRock. According to Chris Hyzy, chief investment officer at Bank of America Private Bank, a 1% to 4% allocation may be suitable depending on an investor’s risk tolerance. The move reflects a broader trend among major financial institutions embracing crypto—JPMorgan and Citi are also developing blockchain-based financial products and custody services. This endorsement is seen as a pivotal shift, integrating Bitcoin into conventional portfolio discussions and potentially expanding its investor base beyond retail and crypto-native funds. The recommendation follows a period of volatility in crypto ETFs, which recently saw net inflows after weeks of withdrawals, signaling renewed institutional interest.

ccn.com01/05 13:25

Investors Should Hold 4% Bitcoin in Portfolio, Says Bank of America, as BTC Soars Above $92K

ccn.com01/05 13:25

Has Bitcoin Become 'Stable'? Its 2025 Volatility Actually Lower Than Nvidia's

Bitcoin's daily volatility dropped to a record low of 2.24% in 2025, marking its least volatile year on record. Despite significant price swings—including a 36% drawdown in October—the asset's volatility has steadily declined each cycle, now even lower than NVIDIA's. This shift reflects deeper structural maturity: institutional participation via ETFs, corporate treasury adoption, and regulated custodians have increased market depth and stability. Large capital flows now cause smaller price impacts, reducing the cascading liquidations seen in earlier cycles. While absolute dollar volatility remains high, the market absorbs shocks more efficiently, repositioning Bitcoin as a macro asset rather than a speculative instrument. Lower volatility enables broader institutional adoption through retirement funds and investment portfolios, reinforcing a cycle of growing demand and stability.

marsbit01/05 11:49

Has Bitcoin Become 'Stable'? Its 2025 Volatility Actually Lower Than Nvidia's

marsbit01/05 11:49

Global Top 10 Assets Reshuffle in 2025: Why Has Bitcoin Lost Its Shine?

In 2025, global asset markets experienced significant shifts, with traditional hard assets like gold and silver dominating while Bitcoin underperformed. Gold surged over 65% to approximately $43,100 per ounce, reaching a theoretical market cap of $30 trillion, while silver rose 150% to $72, driven by geopolitical tensions, inflation, and industrial demand from AI and solar sectors. Major AI-related tech stocks like Nvidia and TSMC saw solid gains but entered a consolidation phase. Bitcoin, despite briefly hitting $126,000 mid-year, ended 2025 around $88,000 with an 8% annual loss—marking its first negative post-halving year. Key factors included macro liquidity tightening, increased correlation with equities, large-scale selling by long-term holders, excessive leverage unwinding ($30 billion in derivatives), and slowing institutional inflows, especially from ETFs in Q4. Looking ahead to 2026, analysts remain broadly optimistic. Institutions like J.P. Morgan, Standard Chartered, and Bernstein project targets between $140,000 and $170,000, citing potential ETF-driven demand, regulatory clarity, and macro improvements. However, skeptics like Bloomberg’s Mike McGlone warn of a possible drop to $50,000 or lower due to speculative risks. Overall, 2026 is seen as a potential rebound year for Bitcoin, contingent on macro conditions and institutional adoption.

marsbit01/05 09:42

Global Top 10 Assets Reshuffle in 2025: Why Has Bitcoin Lost Its Shine?

marsbit01/05 09:42

Bitcoin Rises to Three-Week High. What's Happening in the Market

Bitcoin surged to a three-week high, briefly exceeding $93,000, driven by geopolitical uncertainty following the reported capture of Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro by US special forces. As of 11:30 Moscow time, BTC was trading around $92,600, with the overall crypto market cap rising to $3.15 trillion. Analysts attribute the rally to several key factors: geopolitical events creating market volatility, the crypto market acting as a primary liquid venue over the weekend when traditional markets were closed, and investors interpreting the news as positive for risk assets. The growth is also fueled by post-holiday investor return, continued accumulation by institutional investors, and a record $471 million inflow into US spot Bitcoin ETFs. Positive momentum is further supported by corporate BTC buying for reserves and a lack of selling from miners and large funds.

RBK-crypto01/05 09:03

Bitcoin Rises to Three-Week High. What's Happening in the Market