# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

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Crypto Morning Report: Lido DAO Proposes 10,000 stETH Buyback of LDO, Major Unlocks for SUI, OPN, ENA This Week

Cryptocurrency Market Digest: Lido DAO has proposed using 10,000 stETH (approx. $30M) to repurchase LDO tokens, aiming to capitalize on the historically low LDO/ETH ratio. Major token unlocks are scheduled this week, including SUI ($38.32M), OPN ($6.44M), and ENA ($3.64M). In regulatory news, U.S. Senator Thom Tillis plans to release a draft stablecoin yield bill, prompting industry counter-proposals. ICE announced a $600M investment in Polymarket. Meanwhile, 21Shares will distribute staking rewards to investors of its ETH and SOL ETFs. Other developments include Trump's comments on Iran negotiations and sanctions related to Southeast Asian fraud networks.

marsbit03/30 01:14

Crypto Morning Report: Lido DAO Proposes 10,000 stETH Buyback of LDO, Major Unlocks for SUI, OPN, ENA This Week

marsbit03/30 01:14

Who Owns the Most Bitcoin in 2026

Based on blockchain data analysis, the largest holder of Bitcoin in 2026 is its pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, who possesses approximately 1.096 million BTC (valued at ~$77 billion). The largest single wallet belongs to the Binance exchange cold wallet, holding nearly 250,000 BTC. The top entities by holdings are: * **Satoshi Nakamoto:** 1.096M BTC * **Coinbase (Exchange):** 982,000 BTC * **BlackRock (ETF Issuer):** 775,000 BTC * **Binance (Exchange):** 655,000 BTC * **US Government (via asset seizures):** 328,000 BTC Other major holders include Fidelity, other ETF issuers, and corporations like MicroStrategy, which holds 739,000 BTC. The analysis groups wallets into "entities" for a more accurate representation of ownership. The data highlights Bitcoin's evolution from a niche project to a significant global asset held by major financial institutions, corporations, and governments.

marsbit03/29 09:57

marsbit03/29 09:57

Is Bitcoin’s price at risk of $58K after U.S 10-year yields near 5%, oil-driven inflation

Bitcoin's recent rally to $76,000 has reversed amid shifting macroeconomic conditions. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield is consolidating near a bullish flag pattern, with a potential breakout toward 5%—a level last seen in 2023. Higher yields could trigger capital outflows from risk assets like Bitcoin, potentially driving its price down to the $58,632–$55,302 demand zone. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded outflows of $296 million over the past week, reversing previous inflows, indicating a risk-off sentiment among institutional investors. Surging oil prices, with Brent crude near $106, are stoking inflation concerns and reducing the likelihood of near-term monetary easing. These factors suggest Bitcoin remains sensitive to broader macro liquidity conditions rather than acting as a reliable inflation hedge in the short term.

ambcrypto03/29 04:12

Is Bitcoin’s price at risk of $58K after U.S 10-year yields near 5%, oil-driven inflation

ambcrypto03/29 04:12

‘Semi-shock’ Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF will be 44% cheaper than BlockRock’s IBIT!

Morgan Stanley is set to launch its spot Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) with a management fee of 0.14%, undercutting rivals by offering the lowest fee in the market—44% cheaper than BlackRock’s IBIT (0.25%). Analysts, including Eric Balchunas, suggest this "semi-shock" move could attract significant assets, especially since Morgan Stanley has a vast network of financial advisors managing $6T in assets. The ETF may debut within two weeks and could challenge IBIT's dominance. Meanwhile, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw reduced outflows by late Q1 2026, with selling pressure dropping 92%. If flows turn positive in Q2, BTC may break out of its current $60K–$75K range.

ambcrypto03/28 23:02

‘Semi-shock’ Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF will be 44% cheaper than BlockRock’s IBIT!

ambcrypto03/28 23:02

Ethereum secures 58% of $16.5B RWA market – Will ETH prices follow?

Ethereum is consolidating its role as a capital and settlement hub, with $163.3 billion in stablecoin supply and a dominant 58% share of the $16.5 billion RWA market. While user activity is fragmenting across L2s—evidenced by a declining L2-to-L1 daily active user ratio—liquidity remains strongly anchored to the base layer due to its superior security and finality. This is further reinforced by institutional demand, as seen in substantial ETF inflows and growing RWA adoption. However, softer fee generation and minimal ETH burn suggest that if capital remains passive and user activity continues migrating to L2s, it may not directly translate to stronger ETH price performance.

ambcrypto03/28 19:02

Ethereum secures 58% of $16.5B RWA market – Will ETH prices follow?

ambcrypto03/28 19:02

Why Bitcoin Price Is Still Falling Despite Rising Strategy And ETF Demand: Researcher

Despite significant Bitcoin purchases by institutional players like spot ETFs and Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy (MSTR), the price of Bitcoin fell toward $65,000 on March 27. According to CryptoQuant’s Head of Research Julio Moreno, this decline is due to a contraction in overall spot BTC demand, as measured by the Demand Growth metric. While ETF inflows and MSTR’s acquisitions—now holding over 762,000 BTC—have increased, broader investor accumulation has slowed. Most corporate treasuries have reduced Bitcoin buying activity except for MicroStrategy. BTC was trading around $66,300, down over 4% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist03/28 13:32

Why Bitcoin Price Is Still Falling Despite Rising Strategy And ETF Demand: Researcher

bitcoinist03/28 13:32

Here’s why ‘under pressure’ ONDO could see a price reversal after strong RWA inflows

ONDO Finance (ONDO) is trading near $0.277 after rebounding from the $0.242 support level. Despite facing rejection at the $0.291 resistance zone, the price is holding near the 23.6% Fibonacci level at $0.2799, which now acts as immediate support. A break below this level could lead to further declines toward $0.2668 or even $0.255–$0.242. The RSI near 56 indicates neutral momentum. The token's resilience is partly attributed to strong real-world asset (RWA) inflows, fueled by Ondo Finance's partnership with Franklin Templeton to tokenize five ETFs, providing round-the-clock access to approximately $1.7 trillion in managed assets. This has strengthened ONDO's position in the RWA sector, attracting institutional capital seeking yield stability. ONDO's Distributed Asset Value has surpassed $2.65 billion, supported by steady demand for tokenized U.S. Treasuries and growing sector-wide interest, with Tokenized Treasuries exceeding $12 billion. Despite short-term selling pressure, underlying RWA-driven demand and capital rotation into yield-focused assets may support a potential price recovery.

ambcrypto03/28 07:01

Here’s why ‘under pressure’ ONDO could see a price reversal after strong RWA inflows

ambcrypto03/28 07:01

The Day of Ten Billion Dollars: Bitcoin's Coming of Age

On March 28, 2013, Bitcoin’s market capitalization surpassed $1 billion for the first time, with the price per Bitcoin reaching approximately $91.25. While modest compared to tech giants of the era, this milestone marked Bitcoin’s emergence as a credible asset class, comparable to the GDP of small nations. Two major events drove this surge: the Cypriot financial crisis, which eroded trust in traditional banking and spurred interest in Bitcoin as a “digital gold,” and regulatory clarity from the U.S. FinCEN, which eased legal uncertainties around its use. Early proponents like Roger Ver had already bet on Bitcoin’s exponential growth, and though his two-year 100x prediction was slightly off, Bitcoin eventually achieved that milestone, demonstrating its potential. The $1 billion threshold also captured venture capital attention, fueling investments in companies like BitPay and Coinbase. Technologically, 2013 saw the rise of ASIC miners, which drastically increased network security and efficiency, further accelerating adoption. Beyond price and technology, Bitcoin’s core promise remained: decentralized, borderless, low-cost digital transactions without intermediaries. This period marked Bitcoin’s transition from an experimental project to a globally recognized financial innovation, setting the stage for its eventual rise to a multi-trillion-dollar asset.

marsbit03/28 06:19

The Day of Ten Billion Dollars: Bitcoin's Coming of Age

marsbit03/28 06:19

The Bitcoin Bear Market Is Not Coming, And This Is Why

Crypto analyst Crypto Patel argues that Bitcoin is not entering a bear market, despite its recent price drop to $60,000. He suggests the decline is a temporary "liquidity grab" rather than the start of a prolonged downturn. Patel points to a potential weekly close above $76,000 as a key signal for a bullish reversal, dismissing comparisons to previous bear markets like 2018 or 2022. He emphasizes that current market conditions differ fundamentally due to institutional adoption, spot ETFs, and sovereign Bitcoin accumulation. Patel outlines a roadmap where breaking $98,000 could propel BTC toward new all-time highs of $200,000, fueled by institutional inflows and the upcoming halving supply shock.

bitcoinist03/27 23:02

The Bitcoin Bear Market Is Not Coming, And This Is Why

bitcoinist03/27 23:02

Survey Shows Institutions Want Solana Over XRP And Dogecoin, Here Are The Figures

A recent survey by Coinbase and EY-Parthenon reveals that institutional investors are more heavily allocated to Solana (SOL) than to XRP and Dogecoin (DOGE). As of January 2026, 36% of surveyed institutions held SOL, with 38% planning to increase their allocation. In contrast, only 18% held XRP and a mere 2% held DOGE. This preference for Solana places it just behind Bitcoin and Ethereum in institutional portfolios. However, this trend contrasts with the current ETF market data, which shows XRP ETFs leading in net assets at $949.15 million, compared to $849.65 million for Solana ETFs and $9.12 million for Dogecoin ETFs. The survey also indicates a growing institutional preference for gaining crypto exposure through ETFs rather than holding spot crypto directly, with 66% using ETFs as of January 2026, up from 64% a year earlier.

bitcoinist03/27 22:02

Survey Shows Institutions Want Solana Over XRP And Dogecoin, Here Are The Figures