# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

Examining why Bitcoin was less volatile than Nvidia in 2025

According to a Bitwise analysis, Bitcoin exhibited lower volatility than Nvidia throughout 2025, signaling a new market phase. This shift is attributed to structural derisking driven by increased institutional access, regulatory oversight, and the significant influence of ETFs. These funds have broadened Bitcoin's investor base, smoothing out its historically extreme boom-bust cycles. ETFs now act as market whales, with their flows dictating risk sentiment. Bitwise predicts ETFs will purchase more than the entire new supply of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana in 2026. The firm also expects crypto equities to outperform tech stocks, as evidenced by its Crypto Innovators 30 Index's 585% surge versus tech's 140% gain. At press time, Bitcoin traded near $88k, with price reactions appearing more controlled than in previous cycles.

ambcrypto12/19 08:07

Bitcoin rebounds on Japan rate hike as Arthur Hayes sees dollar at 200 yen

Bitcoin (BTC) rose 2.5% toward $88,000 following the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike to 0.75%, the highest in 30 years. Despite the hike, which is typically a headwind for risk assets, Bitcoin and U.S. stock futures climbed. Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, viewed the move as bullish, predicting the yen could fall to 200 against the dollar and Bitcoin could reach $1 million. Analysts from Temple 8 Research suggested further hikes are unlikely before 2027 due to economic constraints and Japan’s stimulus costs. Bitcoin remains in a bottoming process, with key support at $81,000, but a true capitulation event has yet to occur.

cointelegraph12/19 07:56

2025 Critical Moments Review: The Song of Ice and Fire in Cryptocurrency

2025 was a pivotal year of transformation for the cryptocurrency market, marked by extreme volatility and maturation. Bitcoin reached new highs above $124,000, while major events like the Bybit hack and Hyperliquid's $300 million incident exposed systemic vulnerabilities. Regulatory shifts were profound, with Trump’s administration fostering pro-innovation policies, including the GENIUS Act for stablecoins and the removal of sanctions against Tornado Cash. Landmark approvals for crypto ETFs and IPOs, such as Circle’s public listing, accelerated institutional adoption. Macroeconomic turbulence, including U.S. tariff policies and government shutdowns, triggered severe sell-offs, with October’s crash resulting in $19 billion in liquidations. Meanwhile, privacy coins and RWA gained traction, and meme coins influenced by figures like Trump and CZ saw speculative booms. The year closed with significant legal resolutions, including sentences for Do Kwon and Qian Zhimin, and continued regulatory divergence, with China tightening restrictions as Hong Kong and the U.S. advanced frameworks.

marsbit12/19 07:25

What next for Litecoin’s price after its $80-floor cracks?

Litecoin (LTC) experienced significant bearish pressure, dropping 7.5% in a short period and breaking below the critical long-term support zone of $80–$84. The price fell to a new low of $72.64, with a slight recovery to $75.89 at the time of writing. The loss of the $80 support level suggests a continued downtrend, with potential bearish targets at $73.4, $66.5, and $59.6. Although a short-term bounce toward the $82–$83 magnetic zone is possible, the overall trend remains bearish due to a lack of buying pressure and persistent selling momentum. Traders are advised to consider shorting any rebounds, targeting lower support levels.

ambcrypto12/19 07:02

Trading Moment: Japan's Rate Hike Boot Lands, Bitcoin Faces Key Test at $81,000, Ethereum Struggles to Rebound

Japan's central bank raised its benchmark interest rate to 0.75%, a 30-year high, tightening global liquidity. Despite a surprise drop in U.S. CPI, market uncertainty remains due to data reliability concerns. Bitcoin is consolidating between $81,000 support and $93,000 resistance. Analysts warn a break below $81,300 could trigger further selling, with some targets as low as $68,000. Ethereum struggles to hold $2,800; a break below may lead to a drop toward $2,100. Market fear is extreme (greed index at 16). Over $5.1 billion was liquidated in 24 hours. Crypto ETFs saw outflows, with Bitcoin ETFs down $161M and Ethereum ETFs down $96.6M. Major options expiries and long-term holder selling add downward pressure, though some analysts anticipate a potential Santa Rally toward $100,000.

marsbit12/19 06:30

Bitcoin Could Remain Calmer Than Nvidia Through 2026, Bitwise Predicts

bitcoinist12/19 06:02

Raoul Pal says capital rotation could be fuelling Zcash boom

Real Vision founder Raoul Pal suggests the recent surge in privacy-focused cryptocurrency Zcash (ZEC) is more likely due to capital rotation rather than the start of a sustained bull trend. While Zcash is up over 699% year-to-date, its price has declined approximately 37% in the past month. Pal states it is too early to confirm a broader uptrend and that the key signal to watch is whether the asset can establish a strong base price before moving higher again. He is not eager to buy at current levels but might consider it in a future down cycle. The token's rise follows increased institutional interest, including a Grayscale filing to convert its Zcash fund into a spot ETF, and a price surge after a prediction by Arthur Hayes that it could reach $10,000.

cointelegraph12/19 04:13

Are Bears Still in Control? Bitcoin’s (BTC) Shows Downside Signals Despite Fresh Inflows

Bitcoin's price is experiencing a conflicted phase, trading over 30% below its all-time high despite some renewed institutional ETF interest. A significant source of selling pressure comes from long-term holders, with 1.6 million BTC sold since early 2023 and over $300 billion in long-held supply re-entering circulation in 2025 alone. Although U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a recent $457 million inflow, demand remains inconsistent and insufficient to counter persistent selling. Technically, BTC shows bearish signals, trading in a range below key moving averages with weak momentum. The market structure suggests continued downside risk until long-term holder distribution eases and liquidity improves.

bitcoinist12/19 04:02

Bitwise files with SEC to offer spot SUI ETF

Bitwise has filed with the SEC to launch a spot SUI ETF, tracking the native token of the Sui Network. The firm submitted a Form S-1 registration, though a ticker symbol has not yet been announced. Coinbase Custody will serve as the custodian. This would be the first spot SUI ETF in the U.S., following earlier filings from Canary Capital and 21Shares, the latter of which recently received approval for a leveraged SUI ETF. SUI, launched in 2023, is the 31st-largest cryptocurrency with a $4.98 billion market cap. Bitwise recently added SUI to its existing crypto index fund and has also launched spot Bitcoin, Ether, and XRP ETFs. The firm anticipates rapid growth in the crypto ETF market in 2026.

cointelegraph12/19 02:51