# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

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Why Bitcoin shorts look confident now, even as $90K looms

Despite Bitcoin's potential to reach $90K, short sellers are exhibiting strong confidence due to a significant 23% price drop in Q4 and waning institutional demand. U.S. Spot ETFs have seen consecutive daily net outflows since mid-December, while Open Interest on the CME has fallen below $10 billion for the first time since September 2024, signaling a risk-off shift. The decline is partly attributed to the breakdown of the basis trade, whose yield has dropped from 10% to around 5%, making it less attractive. Analysts project a potential drop below $80K in early 2026 if weak sentiment persists. However, a surge to $90,600 could liquidate $3 billion in leveraged shorts. Options trading indicates a range-bound market with key levels at $85K for a dip and $88K-$90K for a rally.

ambcrypto12/25 22:02

Why Bitcoin shorts look confident now, even as $90K looms

ambcrypto12/25 22:02

Here’s How The Largest XRP Treasury Company Has Fared In 2025

Evernorth's large-scale XRP treasury experiment in 2025 has resulted in significant paper losses, testing institutional crypto strategies. The company accumulated 388.7 million XRP, reaching a peak value of $947 million with a $71 million gain. However, as XRP's price fell from $2.60 to around $1.80, the position dropped below its cost basis, resulting in an unrealized loss of approximately $220–225 million by late December. Despite the drawdown, Evernorth has not sold any assets. The case highlights concentration risks in single-asset crypto treasuries and the divergence between direct holdings and institutional ETF inflows, which continued despite the price decline. The outcome underscores the importance of endurance in long-term crypto investment strategies.

bitcoinist12/25 21:35

Here’s How The Largest XRP Treasury Company Has Fared In 2025

bitcoinist12/25 21:35

‘Extreme fear’ returns to Bitcoin – Binance’s CZ sees a reward, not a warning

Bitcoin is ending 2025 in a state of 'extreme fear' with its second-worst Q4 performance in history, declining 23%. Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) views this fear as a buying opportunity, not a warning, encouraging investors to 'buy the fear' rather than extend FUD. He and historical data suggest that past periods of extreme fear, like in September 2024 and Q1 2025, were followed by significant price surges. However, analysts are split on Bitcoin's 2026 outlook, with some, like Jim Cramer, remaining bearish. Mining metrics indicate potential for a rebound if ETF demand resumes, though macro factors like the U.S. tax season could influence the recovery.

ambcrypto12/25 17:11

‘Extreme fear’ returns to Bitcoin – Binance’s CZ sees a reward, not a warning

ambcrypto12/25 17:11

Federal Reserve Q1 2026 Outlook: Potential Impact on Bitcoin and Crypto Markets

The Federal Reserve's potential pause on interest rate cuts in Q1 2026, amid persistent inflation pressures, could drive Bitcoin down to $70,000 and Ethereum to $2,400. Despite three rate cuts in 2025, crypto markets experienced a sell-off, losing over $1.45 trillion in total market cap from October highs. Fed officials emphasize data dependency and inflation risks, with uncertainty around data accuracy due to a government shutdown. However, the Fed's "stealth QE" — including Reserve Management Purchases of $40 billion in Treasury bills — may inject liquidity and stabilize crypto prices. If this continues, BTC could rise to $92,000–$98,000 with strong ETF inflows, and ETH might reach $3,600, supported by layer-2 scaling and restaking yields. Liquidity, not just rate cuts, remains key to crypto market direction.

marsbit12/25 16:44

Federal Reserve Q1 2026 Outlook: Potential Impact on Bitcoin and Crypto Markets

marsbit12/25 16:44

Dogecoin's 2025 Review: DOGE's Path to Politicization and Commercialization

In 2025, Dogecoin (DOGE) found itself at the center of political controversy and corporate adoption, yet its price declined significantly throughout the year. Elon Musk’s U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) briefly boosted the meme coin’s value by associating it with federal policy, but legal challenges and operational missteps caused the initiative to fade. Despite growing institutional interest—including corporate treasuries, investment funds, and ETF launches—DOGE failed to reach new all-time highs. By December, it had erased all yearly gains, falling roughly 65% over 12 months. Major developments included the launch of several DOGE-focused ETFs and the creation of "House of Doge" by the Dogecoin Foundation to promote commercial adoption. Multiple public companies pivoted to hold DOGE in their treasuries, and one even acquired a European football club to promote the brand. However, these efforts did not translate into sustained price appreciation. The community has since shifted focus toward utility and real-world adoption, rather than speculation, looking ahead to 2026 for potential growth.

marsbit12/25 16:22

Dogecoin's 2025 Review: DOGE's Path to Politicization and Commercialization

marsbit12/25 16:22

Data Suggest Bitcoin May Be Entering A New Bear Phase, Warns CryptoQuant

Bitcoin may be transitioning into a new bear market phase, according to a CryptoQuant analysis by Woominkyu. The Bitcoin Cycle Momentum Indicator (BCMI) has declined to between 0.4 and 0.5, signaling a cooling period rather than a temporary pullback. Historically, cycle bottoms occur when BCMI falls to 0.25–0.35, suggesting further downside potential. Demand has sharply declined since early October, with institutional demand contracting. US spot Bitcoin ETFs became net sellers in Q4 2025, selling approximately 24,000 BTC. Perpetual futures funding rates dropped to their lowest since December 2023, indicating reduced risk appetite. Bitcoin's price has fallen below its 365-day moving average, a key bull-bear market indicator. If a bear market is confirmed, the realized price could be around $56,000, representing a 55% drawdown from recent all-time highs. Intermediate support is seen near $70,000. Bitcoin was trading at $87,635 at the time of writing, down 10% year-to-date and 30.5% from its peak above $126,000.

bitcoinist12/25 15:57

Data Suggest Bitcoin May Be Entering A New Bear Phase, Warns CryptoQuant

bitcoinist12/25 15:57

Decrypting the 2025 Crypto Wealth Map: 12 Winners and the Next Wave of Opportunities

The year 2025 marked a pivotal shift for the crypto industry, transitioning from a "recovery year" to one where infrastructure gained mainstream recognition. Key winners emerged, fundamentally reshaping the financial landscape. The U.S., under the Trump administration, became a dominant force by enacting pro-crypto policies like the GENIUS Act and banning CBDCs, positioning itself as a global crypto hub. U.S. spot ETFs, led by products like IBIT, saw massive institutional inflows, with Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs gaining traction. Solana (SOL) evolved beyond a "meme coin casino" to become a core liquidity layer, with on-chain volumes surpassing major centralized exchanges. Base, an Ethereum L2 by Coinbase, leveraged its user base to drive consumer crypto adoption. Ripple and XRP overcame legal challenges, leading to ETF approvals and transforming into a liquidity engine. Privacy coins like Zcash surged, shedding their stigma and attracting institutional interest for compliant use cases. Real-World Assets (RWA) tokenization grew significantly, with SEC support enabling traditional finance integration. Stablecoins surpassed a $300B market cap, cementing their role as critical financial infrastructure. Perpetual DEXs broke credibility barriers, recording $1.2T in monthly volume as traders migrated from CEXs. Prediction markets like Polymarket gained legitimacy, bridging gambling and finance. Hong Kong emerged as a key Asian hub, with growing ETP volumes and a robust regulatory framework for exchanges and stablecoins. Finally, early crypto believers were vindicated as major institutions entered the market, validating their long-term thesis. These winners collectively drove structural shifts, setting the stage for continued innovation and integration in 2026.

比推12/25 15:21

Decrypting the 2025 Crypto Wealth Map: 12 Winners and the Next Wave of Opportunities

比推12/25 15:21

Why Gen Z Wants Crypto on Their Christmas Wish List

Gen Z is leading the shift toward cryptocurrency as a preferred holiday gift, with 45% expressing excitement about receiving crypto compared to just 28% of all U.S. adults, according to a December 2025 Visa survey. This generation views digital assets like Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation and a pathway to financial independence, driven by crypto’s strong long-term performance and growing institutional adoption. Despite recent market dips, Gen Z remains enthusiastic, partly due to economic constraints that make crypto gifting an accessible investment opportunity. For those cautious about volatility, alternatives like Bitcoin ETFs, small educational amounts, stablecoins, or hardware wallets offer safer entry points. This trend underscores a broader generational move toward digital finance and reflects crypto’s transition into mainstream acceptance.

ccn.com12/25 15:14

Why Gen Z Wants Crypto on Their Christmas Wish List

ccn.com12/25 15:14

Broke the Cycle. How Bitcoin's Price Changed Over 10 Years on Christmas

The article "Прервал цикличность. Как менялась цена биткоина за 10 лет в Рождество" (Breaking the Cycle: How Bitcoin's Price Changed Over 10 Christmases) analyzes the price of Bitcoin on December 25th for each year from 2015 to 2025. The key finding is that 2025 broke a recent pattern. After nine years where a price drop only occurred the year after three consecutive years of growth, Bitcoin's price in 2025 fell by 11% to $87,600 from the previous Christmas ($98,700 in 2024). This decline is attributed to macroeconomic shocks and large-scale liquidation events in October, making it only the third year in the dataset with a year-over-year Christmas decline. The summary of each year's price and key drivers is as follows: * **2015:** $456 - Consolidation phase. * **2016:** $894 (+96%) - Growth ahead of the halving. * **2017:** $14,300 (+1500%) - Peak of retail frenzy. * **2018:** $4,000 (-72%) - Deep correction after the bubble. * **2019:** $7,300 (+81%) - Initial recovery. * **2020:** $23,800 (+227%) - New institutional cycle begins. * **2021:** $50,900 (+114%) - New all-time high. * **2022:** $16,800 (-67%) - "Crypto winter" with major collapses. * **2023:** $43,000 (+155%) - Recovery on ETF approval hopes. * **2024:** $98,700 (+130%) - Bull run continues post-ETF launch. * **2025:** $87,600 (-11%) - Correction due to macroeconomics. The article concludes that while Bitcoin's growth cycles reach new levels with greater institutional adoption, the 2025 price drop is a reminder that the maturing market remains volatile and sensitive to global risks. A standard disclaimer notes that the content is for informational purposes and cryptocurrency is a volatile asset.

RBK-crypto12/25 14:28

Broke the Cycle. How Bitcoin's Price Changed Over 10 Years on Christmas

RBK-crypto12/25 14:28

XRP, Solana Secure Inflows As Institutions Move $1 Billion Out Of Bitcoin And Ethereum

Institutional crypto investment products saw significant outflows of $952 million last week, marking the first negative week after three consecutive weeks of inflows. The outflows were primarily driven by regulatory uncertainty in the U.S., particularly delays around the Clarity Act, with U.S.-based products accounting for $990 million in withdrawals. While Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced major outflows—$460 million and $555 million respectively—altcoins like XRP and Solana attracted inflows. XRP led with $62.9 million, and Solana followed with $48.5 million. The data suggests institutions are not exiting crypto entirely but rotating capital into selective altcoins while awaiting clearer U.S. regulatory guidance.

bitcoinist12/25 14:07

XRP, Solana Secure Inflows As Institutions Move $1 Billion Out Of Bitcoin And Ethereum