# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

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Are Altcoins Soaring? Is the Bull Market Back?

Recent days have seen significant volatility in altcoins while Bitcoin remained relatively stable. Some low-market-cap tokens, with circulations under $20 million, surged by several hundred percent within days—without fundamental improvements, ecosystem breakthroughs, or new institutional inflows. This is not a true altseason. The Altseason Index stands at 34, and Bitcoin dominance is at 58.5%, indicating the market is still in a "Bitcoin season." The altcoin market cap has shrunk by ~40% since its peak in December 2024, falling to around $700 billion. This severe decline has made it cheaper for large holders to accumulate significant portions of circulating supply, enabling price manipulation. A case in point is SIREN, where a single entity allegedly controlled up to 88% of the circulating supply. Such concentration allows a small group to dictate price movements. Additionally, deeply negative funding rates (as low as -0.3% every 8 hours, annualized to -328%) force short sellers to pay high fees, accelerating liquidations and further fueling upward price spikes. On-chain activity, like a 97% weekly increase in BSC DEX volume, suggests excitement, but it is largely driven by existing capital, not new inflows. Institutional flows into altcoin ETFs (like those for Solana and XRP) have been weak or negative, indicating caution rather than rotation into altcoins. This rally is a signal of structural fragility, not broad bullish momentum. Until Bitcoin dominance falls significantly and new capital enters the altcoin space, these pumps are echoes of manipulation—not the return of a true bull market.

marsbit04/17 06:24

Are Altcoins Soaring? Is the Bull Market Back?

marsbit04/17 06:24

A Return To Bullishness: XRP’s ETF Volumes Balloon As Institutions Take The Bait

XRP-linked ETF trading volumes have surged to $26.02 million in a single day, signaling growing institutional engagement with the asset. Bitwise Asset Management led with $11.14 million in daily volume, followed by Franklin Templeton and 21Shares. This activity, distributed across multiple issuers, indicates a broadening institutional ecosystem for XRP investment vehicles. Bitwise also reported $267 million in new share creations, suggesting fresh capital inflows. Additional indicators, such as a recent Times Square advertising campaign and sustained inflow streaks, further support the trend of increasing institutional participation through regulated ETFs, pointing to renewed bullish sentiment around XRP.

bitcoinist04/17 06:02

A Return To Bullishness: XRP’s ETF Volumes Balloon As Institutions Take The Bait

bitcoinist04/17 06:02

The End of the Crypto Premium? Market Logic Shift Seen Through Gemini's Post-IPO Struggles

The article "The End of the Crypto Premium? Market Logic Shifts as Gemini Struggles Post-IPO" examines the dramatic downturn of cryptocurrency exchange Gemini following its public listing in September 2025. Initially part of a wave of crypto IPOs, including Bullish, which saw soaring valuations and massive investor interest, Gemini's stock price has since collapsed by over 80%, falling from $28 to around $5. The company has cut 30% of its workforce, exited international markets, and faces significant financial strain, including $330 million in Bitcoin-denominated debt. The core argument is that Gemini's struggles reflect a broader market shift where the "excess premium" once associated with crypto assets is disappearing. Two key factors are identified: the erosion of regulatory arbitrage, as compliance costs rise for all players (up 22.5% for small firms in 2026), and the decline of liquidity scarcity premiums, as institutional investors now access crypto via low-friction ETFs and stocks rather than volatile altcoins. The approval of Bitcoin and other crypto ETPs, which now manage $1.8 trillion globally, has diverted institutional capital away from altcoins, causing their liquidity to dry up and volatility to increase. For Gemini, its strategy of being "the most compliant exchange" became a liability in a bear market, as fixed compliance costs remained high while trading revenue fell. The article concludes that the era of narrative-driven crypto valuations is ending, giving way to a market logic focused on fundamentals like actual usage, liquidity depth, and sustainable institutional adoption.

marsbit04/16 14:59

The End of the Crypto Premium? Market Logic Shift Seen Through Gemini's Post-IPO Struggles

marsbit04/16 14:59

Expanding Glassnode: Macro and Traditional Finance Data

Glassnode is expanding its product offering to include macroeconomic and traditional finance (TradFi) data, recognizing that digital assets like Bitcoin are now a mainstream asset class increasingly influenced by global financial forces. As institutional participation grows—evidenced by Bitcoin ETFs surpassing $100 billion in AUM by early 2026—Bitcoin's price is more affected by monetary policy, geopolitical risks, and macroeconomic trends. Key metrics now integrated include central bank balance sheets, money supply (M2), interest rates, and government bond yields, which help contextualize Bitcoin within global liquidity cycles. The platform also tracks equity indices, fear gauges, forex rates, and commodities to assess risk appetite and market stress. This shift reflects a structural change: Bitcoin's correlation with traditional risk assets like the S&P 500 has strengthened, driven by institutional capital, post-COVID liquidity cycles, and ETF adoption. Glassnode aims to provide a unified platform for analyzing both on-chain and TradFi data, enabling users to better interpret market moves and regime shifts in a maturing digital asset ecosystem.

insights.glassnode04/16 12:52

Expanding Glassnode: Macro and Traditional Finance Data

insights.glassnode04/16 12:52

Morgan Stanley's First Bitcoin ETF One-Week Review: Defying the Trend to Attract Capital, a Signal of Institutional Accumulation

Morgan Stanley launched its first spot Bitcoin ETF, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (MSBT), on April 8, becoming the first major U.S. bank to issue such a product. With the lowest annual fee among U.S. Bitcoin ETFs at 0.14%, it is custodied by Coinbase and administered by BNY Mellon. In its first week, MSBT saw consistent inflows despite overall market outflows. On its debut, it attracted $30.6 million while the broader Bitcoin ETF market bled $93.9 million. It continued to see inflows in subsequent days, even as major ETFs like Fidelity’s FBTC experienced significant outflows. By the end of the week, MSBT had accumulated $37.5 million in net inflows, with assets under management (AUM) around $64–70 million, holding roughly 960 BTC. The launch timing—amid a 44% Bitcoin price correction from its 2025 high—suggests institutional accumulation at lower levels. Morgan Stanley’s wealth advisors are reportedly recommending up to a 4% Bitcoin allocation to high-net-worth clients, signaling potential sustained inflows from its $7 trillion client assets. Shortly after, Goldman Sachs filed for its own Bitcoin ETF—a covered call strategy product aimed at generating income from option premiums, catering to yield-seeking institutional investors. Analysts see MSBT’s steady inflows as a sign of institutional confidence despite bearish sentiment, making it a key indicator of Wall Street’s growing engagement with Bitcoin.

Odaily星球日报04/16 08:56

Morgan Stanley's First Bitcoin ETF One-Week Review: Defying the Trend to Attract Capital, a Signal of Institutional Accumulation

Odaily星球日报04/16 08:56

The Other Side of the Stock Market Rally: Energy Restructuring, Bitcoin Squeeze, and Market Mismatch

The article examines the complex and seemingly contradictory signals in global markets, where rising equities, falling oil prices, and cooling inflation expectations coexist with unresolved structural tensions. In digital assets, a major corporate strategy added nearly $1 billion in Bitcoin, increasing its holdings significantly, while Bitcoin's price action is seen as less important than the persistent negative funding rates, indicating a crowded short position that could lead to a sharp upward repricing. The global oil trade is rapidly rewiring, with the U.S. Gulf Coast becoming a key supplier to Europe and Asia amid Middle East disruptions. However, the article warns that such supply shocks can lead to permanent demand destruction as consumers and governments adapt. U.S. equities rose on optimism over potential geopolitical de-escalation and softer PPI data, led by tech stocks like NVIDIA. Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve maintains a wait-and-see stance on rates. Geopolitically, U.S.-Iran negotiations are ongoing alongside a maritime blockade, which has disrupted energy infrastructure and supply chains. Finally, the push for supply chain reshoring, particularly in critical minerals and defense, is accelerating but faces significant execution challenges related to permitting, financing, and labor, moving the issue from cost to one of strategic necessity.

marsbit04/16 07:53

The Other Side of the Stock Market Rally: Energy Restructuring, Bitcoin Squeeze, and Market Mismatch

marsbit04/16 07:53

BlackRock Is Buying Up Bitcoin & Ethereum Again, And The Numbers Are Staggering

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, is significantly increasing its Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings through its crypto ETFs, signaling strong institutional demand despite market volatility. From April 6-10, the firm attracted approximately $780 million in inflows, with $612 million going into its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and $168 million into its Ethereum Trust (ETHA). This requires purchasing equivalent amounts of BTC and ETH on the open market, held by Coinbase Custody. As a result, BlackRock now holds $56.8 billion in BTC (791,284 coins) and $6.92 billion in ETH (3,008,094 coins). The trend extends beyond ETFs, with whales halting sales and firms like MicroStrategy aggressively accumulating Bitcoin, adding 13,927 BTC ($1 billion) to reach 780,897 BTC total. This institutional momentum is supporting crypto prices, with BTC and ETH gaining over 3% during the inflow period.

bitcoinist04/15 23:01

BlackRock Is Buying Up Bitcoin & Ethereum Again, And The Numbers Are Staggering

bitcoinist04/15 23:01

Here’s How Solana And XRP ETFs Have Performed Compared To Bitcoin And Ethereum

The article compares the performance of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs over the past week. Data shows Bitcoin ETFs had significant volatility, with a large $471.3M inflow on April 6, followed by sharp outflows, and then a brief rebound before turning negative again. Ethereum ETFs followed a similar pattern, with a notable $120.24M inflow but also periods of outflows. In stark contrast, Solana and XRP ETFs saw much more muted activity. XRP attracted only $13.8M in total inflows, while Solana saw just $11.69M. This indicates a cautious investor stance towards these altcoins compared to the more established Bitcoin and Ethereum.

bitcoinist04/15 03:32

Here’s How Solana And XRP ETFs Have Performed Compared To Bitcoin And Ethereum

bitcoinist04/15 03:32

BREAKING – Goldman Sachs Bets On Bitcoin Income With New ETF Filing

Goldman Sachs has filed with the SEC for a Bitcoin Premium Income ETF, aiming to provide investors Bitcoin exposure without direct ownership. The fund will allocate at least 80% of its assets into Bitcoin-related products like existing spot Bitcoin ETFs and options. It intends to generate income by selling call options on Bitcoin ETF holdings, capping potential gains if Bitcoin's price rises significantly. This move follows Morgan Stanley's recent launch of the first bank-issued spot Bitcoin ETF. Goldman’s filing reflects growing institutional interest in Bitcoin investment vehicles, though the SEC has not yet approved the fund.

bitcoinist04/14 20:01

BREAKING – Goldman Sachs Bets On Bitcoin Income With New ETF Filing

bitcoinist04/14 20:01

Franklin Templeton's Latest Research: How to Understand RWA Tokenization

Franklin Templeton's research explores the rapid growth and structural evolution of real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, which has expanded from $5 billion in 2023 to over $25 billion by early 2026. This surge is driven by clearer regulations and greater trust in blockchain technology. RWA tokenization covers assets like stocks, bonds, commodities, and real estate, distinguishing them from native cryptocurrencies. The market saw a turning point as tokenization expanded from government bonds to equities, with early movers like Robinhood, Kraken, and Ondo launching tokenized stock offerings. Traditional institutions, including DTCC, NYSE, and Nasdaq, have since announced significant tokenization initiatives, signaling a major shift in securities processing. The article identifies three tokenization models: 1. **Digital Native Tokens**: Direct ownership of the underlying asset with on-chain settlement (e.g., Franklin Templeton’s money market fund). 2. **Synthetic Asset Tokens**: Indirect economic exposure via special purpose vehicles, allowing broader DeFi utility but limited investor rights. 3. **Digital Mirror Tokens**: Tokenized receipts of off-chain assets, with legacy settlement systems and restricted transferability. Synthetic tokens are permissionless, requiring only KYT checks, while digital native and mirror tokens require full KYC/AML compliance. Each model offers distinct advantages in transparency, utility, and efficiency compared to traditional systems. Tokenization is driving convergence between crypto and traditional finance, with wallets emerging as a universal financial interface.

marsbit04/14 11:35