# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

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Bitcoin Reclaims $70K as ETF Investors Still Face Losses

Bitcoin has reclaimed the $70,000 level, showing a recovery after weeks of volatile trading influenced by macro uncertainty and geopolitical tensions. Despite this rebound, data from CryptoQuant indicates that the average spot Bitcoin ETF investor is still at a loss, with an estimated cost basis of around $79,000. During the recent market correction, over $8.9 billion flowed out of the ETF ecosystem, with significant outflows from major funds like BlackRock's IBIT, which saw over 42,000 BTC withdrawn. These redemptions contributed to selling pressure, though the situation appears to be stabilizing as net drawdowns have slightly improved from -$8.9 billion to -$7.8 billion.

TheNewsCrypto03/05 06:57

Bitcoin Reclaims $70K as ETF Investors Still Face Losses

TheNewsCrypto03/05 06:57

Analyzing why crypto is trending again DESPITE markets being in ‘extreme fear’

Despite markets being in a state of 'extreme fear' with a Fear & Greed Index reading as low as 10, crypto assets like Bitcoin (BTC), Aave (AAVE), and Uniswap (UNI) saw increased social media attention amid rising geopolitical tensions in early March 2026. Bitcoin dominated discussions with mixed sentiment—positive due to price gains and ETF inflows, but also negative because of rising scams. Aave reached $1 trillion in cumulative lending volume, though governance concerns dampened sentiment. Uniswap secured a legal victory but faced user concerns over wallet issues. Data showed active social engagement but volatile and often neutral-weighted sentiment across these assets, indicating that rising online activity doesn't necessarily reflect positive market expectations.

ambcrypto03/05 06:02

Analyzing why crypto is trending again DESPITE markets being in ‘extreme fear’

ambcrypto03/05 06:02

Ethereum to $2,400? BlackRock’s latest $41.9M buy may be just the start it needs!

Ethereum surged above $2,000 in March 2026, driven by strong institutional interest, including a significant $41.9 million purchase by BlackRock. Despite some ETF outflows, institutional confidence appears long-term. Network activity also reached historic highs, with daily active addresses up 82% and new addresses growing by 64%. Trading at $2,075, Ethereum is testing key resistance. Technical indicators like MACD and RSI suggest bullish momentum, with a potential breakout toward $2,400 if resistance is cleared. Strong institutional support and organic growth position Ethereum for a major upward move.

ambcrypto03/05 05:02

Ethereum to $2,400? BlackRock’s latest $41.9M buy may be just the start it needs!

ambcrypto03/05 05:02

"Buying the Dip" on 400,000 BTC: Is $74,000 a Rebound or a Reversal?

Cryptocurrency markets have seen a strong rebound, with Bitcoin briefly surpassing $74,000 on March 5, marking a nearly 8% daily gain and reaching a one-month high. Ethereum also rose over 7% to around $2,100. Market sentiment has improved, with the fear index rising to 29, moving out of extreme fear territory. Key factors behind the rally include improved global risk appetite, driven by political events such as the nomination of Kevin Warsh for Fed Chair and the U.S. Senate's rejection of a resolution limiting military action against Iran. These events boosted confidence in policy continuity and reduced geopolitical risks. Bitcoin spot ETFs have shown consistent large net inflows since late February, reversing previous outflows. Over $40,000 BTC was accumulated in the $60,000–$70,000 range during the recent correction, indicating strong buying interest. Long-term holder selling pressure has also eased, supporting price stability. Stablecoin market cap remains high at over $310 billion, with USDC and other stables showing growth, reflecting sustained liquidity and capital inflow into crypto. Analysts like Cathie Wood and Tom Lee suggest the market may be nearing a bottom, with improving fundamentals and reduced selling pressure. However, investors are advised to remain cautious while recognizing emerging opportunities.

marsbit03/05 03:20

"Buying the Dip" on 400,000 BTC: Is $74,000 a Rebound or a Reversal?

marsbit03/05 03:20

XRP To $60: The Last Time 5 Red Months Appeared, It Led To A 4,300% Increase

XRP has recorded five consecutive monthly losses from October 2025 to February 2026, a pattern that has only occurred once before in its history—from October 2016 to February 2017. Following the previous streak, XRP experienced a 4,300% price surge, reaching its all-time high in 2018. A crypto analyst suggests that if history repeats, XRP could see a similar rally, potentially reaching $60 by June 2026. However, the current market conditions—including regulatory changes, macroeconomic factors, and broader adoption—differ significantly from 2017, making such an outcome uncertain. Despite the bearish trend, the rarity of this pattern has drawn considerable attention.

bitcoinist03/04 21:41

XRP To $60: The Last Time 5 Red Months Appeared, It Led To A 4,300% Increase

bitcoinist03/04 21:41

Solana processes 8x transactions more than BNB Chain – Details

While the broader crypto market moved sideways in February 2026, Solana's on-chain activity surged, processing 3.4 billion transactions—an 11% increase from January. This volume was eight times greater than that of the next largest network, BNB Chain, which handled 424 million transactions. Although Ethereum's mainnet saw only 62 million transactions, its Layer-2 networks like Base and Arbitrum absorbed significant activity. Solana also saw strong institutional support with nearly $950 million in net inflows into its ETFs. Despite a 12% monthly price decline to around $90, realized loss data suggests the worst of the selling pressure may be over, with the market entering a more stable phase.

ambcrypto03/04 21:01

Solana processes 8x transactions more than BNB Chain – Details

ambcrypto03/04 21:01

Unsteady Ground, Room to Bounce

Bitcoin remains in a tenuous consolidation below the $70k resistance level, with weakening buy-side momentum and declining realized profits. The Percent of Supply in Profit has fallen to levels historically associated with early bear markets. Short-term holder cost basis near $70k presents a key resistance zone. However, signs of stabilization are emerging: spot and ETF selling pressure is moderating, derivatives leverage is compressing, and options markets show fading downside fear with growing upside call interest around the $75k strike. The market appears to be transitioning from a stressed regime toward a more balanced state, though a sustained recovery depends on renewed spot demand.

insights.glassnode03/04 15:44

insights.glassnode03/04 15:44

Tiger Research: Can Bitcoin, Plunging Amid Geopolitical Crisis, Still Be Called 'Digital Gold'?

Tiger Research questions Bitcoin's status as "digital gold" after its price fell sharply during the Iran-Israel geopolitical crisis in February 2026, while gold rose. Historical data from six major crises shows Bitcoin consistently drops during such events, unlike gold. Neither sovereign states (which hoard gold but exclude Bitcoin from reserves) nor investors treat Bitcoin as a safe-haven asset. For investors, it falls with stocks but doesn’t rise with them—a poor risk profile. Three structural asymmetries explain this gap: 1) market structure (Bitcoin’s derivatives market is 6.5x larger than spot, causing cascading sell-offs), 2) participant composition (leveraged traders dominate vs. patient capital in gold), and 3) behavioral accumulation (gold has decades of "crisis buying" trust; Bitcoin lacks this record). However, Bitcoin proves useful in crises for its functional value—enabling transfers when borders close or banks fail, as seen in Ukraine and Iran. For Bitcoin to become "next-generation gold," these asymmetries must shrink. Key enablers include generational shift (as digital-native generations inherit wealth) and algorithmic adoption (embedding "buy in crisis" logic into AI trading systems. Bitcoin isn’t digital gold yet, but could evolve into a new asset class if these changes occur.

marsbit03/04 12:10

Tiger Research: Can Bitcoin, Plunging Amid Geopolitical Crisis, Still Be Called 'Digital Gold'?

marsbit03/04 12:10

ARK Invest Buys Coinbase and Robinhood Shares Amid Market Pullback

ARK Invest increased its exposure to crypto-related stocks by purchasing additional shares of Coinbase and Robinhood during a market downturn on March 3. The firm bought $4.09 million worth of Coinbase shares and approximately $12.06 million in Robinhood shares across three of its ETFs. These acquisitions were made despite both stocks declining that day, reflecting ARK's continued confidence in the long-term prospects of the crypto market and associated trading platforms. Coinbase and Robinhood remain among the top holdings in ARK’s Blockchain & Fintech Innovation ETF (ARKF), with weightings of 5.89% and 4.37%, respectively.

TheNewsCrypto03/04 11:07

ARK Invest Buys Coinbase and Robinhood Shares Amid Market Pullback

TheNewsCrypto03/04 11:07

Ethereum: Sharplink’s losses cross $1B as ETH falls below $2K

Sharplink has incurred over $1 billion in unrealized losses as ETH's price falls below $2,000. Despite earning $28.1 million in staking rewards from its nearly 100% staked treasury, the company's average ETH purchase price of $3,588 remains a challenge. In contrast, Bitmine holds almost four times more ETH and stakes 68% of its holdings, generating significant annual revenue. The broader market shows caution, with Ethereum ETFs experiencing outflows and crypto-related stocks declining. Notably, Sharplink sold a portion of its ETH in a 2025 OTC deal, indicating potential strategic adjustments amid ongoing price pressure.

ambcrypto03/04 11:01

Ethereum: Sharplink’s losses cross $1B as ETH falls below $2K