# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

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BTC Market Pulse: Week 22

Bitcoin's price weakened in Week 22, falling from $79K to around $74K before a partial recovery, with momentum down 21.7%. While selling pressure appeared to ease based on CVD metrics, overall market activity cooled as spot volume and futures open interest declined, signaling reduced speculation and a more cautious backdrop. Contrasting signals emerged. A 135.4% surge in long-side funding payments pointed to strong demand for bullish bets. Meanwhile, options skew shifted slightly, indicating greater demand for downside protection. In TradFi, US Spot ETF netflows improved 28.9%, though trade volume fell sharply. On-chain data showed minor dips in active addresses and transfer volume, hinting at a consolidation phase. Liquidity metrics suggested a more stable market with higher conviction. However, profitability ratios flagged increased market stress, with a notable rise in loss realization versus profit-taking. In summary, the market displayed signs of moderation and consolidation, characterized by reduced activity, cautious sentiment, and a mixed picture of risk appetite.

insights.glassnode05/25 14:33

insights.glassnode05/25 14:33

Bitcoin Price Makes Modest Gain as Oil Slump Lifts Asian Markets

On Monday, Asian stock markets and Bitcoin saw modest gains, buoyed by a sharp drop in oil prices. Bitcoin traded around $77,400, a 0.43% increase, moving above its key 50-day simple moving average—a positive technical signal for traders. Other major cryptocurrencies like Ether, XRP, and Solana also posted slight increases. The rally in Asian equities, with Japan's Nikkei up over 3%, coincided with a more than 5% slump in West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures to around $91 per barrel. This followed reports of increased tanker movement through a key strait and potential diplomatic progress between the US and Iran. Despite the positive price action, analysts expressed caution due to persistent outflows from Bitcoin spot ETFs, which saw nearly $2 billion leave over the prior two weeks. They noted that for any sustained rally, a slowdown in these ETF redemptions is crucial, as continued institutional selling could limit upward momentum.

TheNewsCrypto05/25 11:15

Bitcoin Price Makes Modest Gain as Oil Slump Lifts Asian Markets

TheNewsCrypto05/25 11:15

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Near Yearly Outflow Territory

US spot Bitcoin ETFs are nearing net annual outflows following six consecutive days of withdrawals, with a significant $105.2 million outflow on Friday alone. This streak, which began May 14, has reduced the total net inflows for 2026 to $536 million. Major funds like BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC led the recent outflows, contributing to an overall withdrawal of $1.55 billion since mid-May. This trend indicates a potential cooling of institutional interest in Bitcoin, with notable reductions in ETF holdings by firms like Jane Street and Goldman Sachs earlier in the year. While the broader US Bitcoin ETF market remains in net positive territory for 2026, inflows are dominated by IBIT and are not expected to reach 2025's levels. In contrast, spot Ether ETFs have seen net outflows, and new altcoin ETFs have struggled to gain traction. A positive note is the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust (MSBT), launched in April, which has attracted $264 million in net inflows.

TheNewsCrypto05/25 10:36

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Near Yearly Outflow Territory

TheNewsCrypto05/25 10:36

Raised $1.3 Billion in Seven Weeks, Yet SpaceX's Weighting Halved: The Dilution Trap of the NASA ETF

A new ETF named NASA, launched just seven weeks ago, has rapidly become the world's largest space-themed fund, amassing $1.3 billion in assets. Its primary draw is its unique position as a "pure" space ETF holding SpaceX stock through a special purpose vehicle (SPV). However, its exposure to SpaceX has been drastically diluted from 10.3% to 4.6% due to a massive, rapid inflow of investor cash. New money is forced into buying other public space stocks like Rocket Lab, meaning investors seeking SpaceX exposure end up with a portfolio of other companies. Further complications arise from the SPV's valuation mechanism, which only updates during specific manager trades, potentially lagging behind SpaceX's market price. This SPV will also face a six-month lock-up post-IPO, preventing investors from selling that portion if SpaceX shares drop after listing. The article highlights a valuation bubble in the broader space sector, with stocks like Planet Labs surging nearly 1000% in a year, driven more by the "SpaceX IPO narrative" than underlying fundamentals. Meanwhile, SpaceX's own financials show significant losses in 2024, and its record-breaking IPO valuation bundles its space business with other Musk assets like xAI, creating a complex investment proposition. The core warning is that the NASA ETF essentially uses SpaceX as bait but delivers a different product. The real beneficiaries may be the ETF issuers collecting high fees, while investors face dilution and hidden risks ahead of SpaceX's historic IPO on June 12th.

marsbit05/25 08:34

Raised $1.3 Billion in Seven Weeks, Yet SpaceX's Weighting Halved: The Dilution Trap of the NASA ETF

marsbit05/25 08:34

AI Giants Queueing Up for IPOs: Is This the 'Last Dance' for the U.S. Stock Market?

A massive wave of IPOs from AI giants like OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX is taking shape, potentially reshaping the U.S. stock market. OpenAI is reportedly preparing for a historic IPO, targeting a valuation over $1 trillion and raising roughly $60 billion, which would dwarf previous records. Anthropic is also advancing its own IPO plans, projecting significant revenue growth and achieving quarterly operating profit. However, their financial profiles starkly differ. While Anthropic is nearing profitability with a focus on enterprise clients, OpenAI continues to report substantial losses, with a negative operating margin and expectations for positive cash flow only by 2029-2030. Analysts warn these listings could trigger a major "passive fund reshuffle," forcing index funds to sell holdings in established tech giants to make room for the new entrants, potentially pressuring the broader market. Some observers view the IPO rush as a "risk transfer," allowing early private investors to cash out at peak valuations while passing future financial uncertainty to public market investors. The divergent paths of Anthropic's near-term profitability versus OpenAI's long-term, high-cost growth narrative present a critical choice for investors. The outcome of these IPOs is seen as a major swing factor for risk assets in 2026, testing whether this surge marks a new cycle or a potential peak.

marsbit05/25 06:27

AI Giants Queueing Up for IPOs: Is This the 'Last Dance' for the U.S. Stock Market?

marsbit05/25 06:27

Will ETH See Fund Inflows Again? Sharplink and BitMine Make It onto the Russell Index List

Two Ethereum (ETH)-related public companies, Sharplink (SBET) and BitMine (BMNR), will be added to the U.S. Russell Indexes on June 29, 2026. SBET is confirmed for the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000, while BMNR is on the preliminary list for the Russell 3000 and has a high chance of entering the Russell 1000. This inclusion acts as an "automatic shopping list" for massive passive investment funds like ETFs and pension plans, compelling them to buy these stocks to match the index composition. Consequently, millions of mainstream investors who do not directly trade crypto will automatically gain exposure to these Ethereum-linked equities through their index funds. This move channels significant passive capital—trillions of dollars track these indexes—into SBET and BMNR, integrating Ethereum-related investment opportunities into traditional financial portfolios. While the funds buy the companies' stocks, not ETH directly, this is expected to provide short-term price support for the stocks and increase their liquidity and institutional ownership. Over the long term, it could also indirectly incentivize the companies to acquire more ETH.

marsbit05/25 04:28

Will ETH See Fund Inflows Again? Sharplink and BitMine Make It onto the Russell Index List

marsbit05/25 04:28

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Bleed $1.26 Billion In Largest Net Outflows In 3 Months – Details

US Bitcoin Spot ETFs saw $1.26 billion in net outflows last week, marking the largest withdrawal since late January. The sector experienced six consecutive days of negative flows, with BlackRock's IBIT alone accounting for over $1 billion in net outflows. Overall, May has seen $1 billion leave these ETFs. Ethereum Spot ETFs also extended their outflow streak to 10 days, losing $215.19 million last week. Despite the capital flight, Bitcoin's price rose 1.75% to $76,735, while Ethereum increased 2.78% to $2,119 at the time of reporting.

bitcoinist05/24 16:02

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Bleed $1.26 Billion In Largest Net Outflows In 3 Months – Details

bitcoinist05/24 16:02

Strategy Watch #4

Strategy Watch #4 provides a monthly institutional analysis of digital asset fund performance and allocation trends. The report covers six sections. Key findings for April show mixed capital flows: Bitcoin outflows eased significantly, nearing neutral, while stablecoin inflows surged to multi-month highs, indicating a defensive rotation into dollar instruments. Ethereum remained in persistent net outflow. ETF and DAT flows were positive for Bitcoin, while Ethereum flows staged a notable late-month reversal from deep outflows to meaningful inflows. However, DeFi TVL on Ethereum reversed its March stabilization, with accelerated outflows suggesting sustained allocator caution toward on-chain yield strategies. CME basis yields for both BTC and ETH deteriorated sharply, turning deeply negative as futures moved into backwardation, removing carry opportunities. Across strategies, all sub-strategies posted gains for the month, a rare alignment. Despite a more constructive market backdrop, manager cash levels climbed to multi-year highs, indicating selective and cautious positioning. The report also includes a DeFi/Yield strategy deep dive, on-chain vault performance analysis, and updates on institutional allocations, including rising pension fund activity.

insights.glassnode05/22 14:48

Bitcoin Pizza Day 16th Anniversary: 10,000 Bitcoins for Two Pizzas Then, Now Worth $780 Million

Sixteen years after the first Bitcoin pizza purchase, the event remains a pivotal moment in cryptocurrency history. In May 2010, programmer Laszlo Hanyecz offered 10,000 BTC on a small forum for two Papa John's pizzas. After four days, a user named Jeremy Sturdivant accepted, completing the first recorded real-world transaction using Bitcoin. Those 10,000 BTC, then worth about $41, are now valued at roughly $780 million. This transaction, recorded in Bitcoin block 57043, marked the asset's first price discovery and its move from a digital experiment to a medium of exchange. Hanyecz, an early developer who created GPU mining code, viewed it not as a loss but as a successful proof-of-concept. He repeated similar trades, spending tens of thousands of mined BTC on pizza throughout 2010. In 2018, Hanyecz commemorated the event by buying two pizzas again, this time for just 0.00649 BTC via the Lightning Network, demonstrating Bitcoin's potential for fast, low-cost microtransactions. Today, Bitcoin is a mainstream financial asset held by millions, with major institutions like MicroStrategy accumulating large treasuries and Wall Street offering Bitcoin ETFs. Yet, the "Pizza Day" story endures as a symbol of Bitcoin's origin—a simple exchange that welded digital code to tangible value, a connection that remains powerfully relevant.

marsbit05/22 09:14

Bitcoin Pizza Day 16th Anniversary: 10,000 Bitcoins for Two Pizzas Then, Now Worth $780 Million

marsbit05/22 09:14

Who is Selling, Who is Holding, Who is Still Buying? The Divergence of U.S. Old Money's Crypto ETF Holdings

"American Institutional Crypto ETF Holdings Show Divergence in Q1 2026. Amidst a quarter of market pullback, major institutional 13F filings reveal distinct strategies towards crypto ETFs. Key sell-offs/trimming: Harvard Management cut its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) holdings by ~43% and fully exited its iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) position, reallocating some funds toward AI/tech stocks. Goldman Sachs reduced its overall crypto ETF exposure, notably clearing its XRP and Solana ETF holdings while adding to selected crypto-related equities like Circle and Galaxy Digital. Hedge funds Millennium Management and Capula Management also significantly reduced or fully exited major Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF positions. Holders maintaining positions: Brown University kept its IBIT stake unchanged, demonstrating a long-term allocation approach. Dartmouth College maintained its core Bitcoin ETF holding while shifting some Ethereum exposure to a staking ETF and initiating a position in a Bitwise Solana Staking ETF. Strategic buyers increasing exposure: Sovereign wealth fund Mubadala increased its IBIT holdings by ~16%. JPMorgan significantly boosted its IBIT stake by 174%, while Wells Fargo raised its Ethereum ETF allocations. Market maker Jane Street rebalanced, cutting Bitcoin ETF holdings but adding ~$82 million in Ethereum ETF exposure. The filings indicate institutions are actively sorting crypto assets by perceived risk and liquidity, with Bitcoin often treated as a 'core' holding, Ethereum facing mixed treatment, and altcoins like Solana and XRP being the first to be cut or used for tactical 'elastic' allocations by some. It's crucial to note that 13F data is a lagging snapshot (as of March 31) and doesn't reveal entry costs or potential off-balance-sheet hedging strategies."

marsbit05/22 02:59

Who is Selling, Who is Holding, Who is Still Buying? The Divergence of U.S. Old Money's Crypto ETF Holdings