# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

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April 2 Market Summary: Trump's "Withdrawal from Iran in 2-3 Weeks" Speech Ignites Q2 Opening, Global Markets Await Tonight's 9 PM Statement

On April 2, markets continued their Q2 rally, driven by former President Trump’s announcement that U.S. troops would withdraw from Iran within "2-3 weeks," regardless of a formal agreement. This signaled a potential near-term end to the conflict, boosting risk sentiment. Stocks rose broadly: the Dow gained 0.48%, the S&P 500 rose 0.72%, and the Nasdaq advanced 1.16%. Energy stocks fell over 4% as WTI dropped below $100/barrel on ceasefire expectations. Tech stocks, including Intel, surged. SpaceX filed for a secret IPO, and OpenAI raised $122B at an $852B valuation. Gold rose 2.25% as lower oil eased inflation fears, supporting rate cut expectations. Bitcoin traded calmly between $67.8k–$68.5k, while Iran’s threat to target U.S. tech firms highlighted Bitcoin’s resilience narrative. Trump’s evening speech confirmed Iran’s ceasefire request, but markets await further developments, including key U.S. economic data and the April 6 deadline for potential strikes on Iranian infrastructure.

marsbit04/02 01:31

April 2 Market Summary: Trump's "Withdrawal from Iran in 2-3 Weeks" Speech Ignites Q2 Opening, Global Markets Await Tonight's 9 PM Statement

marsbit04/02 01:31

Strategy nears 2,000 Bitcoin via STRC – What 80% retail ownership means

MicroStrategy's Bitcoin-focused subsidiary Strategy is nearing 2,000 BTC acquisitions through its STRC stock, which emphasizes yield generation rather than direct Bitcoin exposure. Unlike the more volatile MSTR, STRC offers greater stability and an 11% yield, attracting significant retail investment—80% of its shares are held by retail investors, nearly double that of MSTR. While MSTR continues to hold over 762,000 BTC on its balance sheet, STRC’s structure and performance position it as a reliable alternative for investors seeking reduced volatility with consistent returns, supporting MicroStrategy’s broader growth as a leading Bitcoin treasury firm.

ambcrypto04/01 23:02

Strategy nears 2,000 Bitcoin via STRC – What 80% retail ownership means

ambcrypto04/01 23:02

Bitcoin Transaction Fees Sink To Lowest Since March 2011

Bitcoin transaction fees have plummeted to their lowest level since March 2011, with the 30-day simple moving average dropping to just 2.5 BTC per day. This significant decline in on-chain fees, which began in early 2024, indicates a substantial reduction in demand for blockchain block space. Notably, this fee compression occurred despite Bitcoin's price reaching multiple all-time highs, suggesting that bullish momentum did not translate to increased on-chain activity. Analysts attribute this trend partly to the introduction of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States in January 2024, which provided an off-chain investment alternative. The current low-fee environment reflects subdued network congestion and minimal competition among users for block space. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price has retreated to approximately $67,900.

bitcoinist04/01 16:32

Bitcoin Transaction Fees Sink To Lowest Since March 2011

bitcoinist04/01 16:32

Bitcoin fees fall to 14-year low – Why BTC price remains range-bound

Bitcoin's market is experiencing a period of low activity and weakening demand, as indicated by a significant drop in transaction fees to a 14-year low of 2.5 BTC per day. This decline reflects reduced on-chain activity, slowing speculative flows, and a lack of urgency among users. Concurrently, Bitcoin ETF flows have turned negative, with consistent outflows in late March, signaling fading institutional interest and profit-taking. Despite holding support around $68,400 and showing some signs of buyer absorption, BTC's price remains range-bound below $71,300 due to a lack of strong conviction. The market appears to be in a fragile balance, awaiting the return of meaningful demand and spot inflows to drive a potential breakout.

ambcrypto04/01 09:04

Bitcoin fees fall to 14-year low – Why BTC price remains range-bound

ambcrypto04/01 09:04

Strive’s DGCR ETF is chasing yield, not Bitcoin – Here’s why!

Strive Asset Management, in partnership with Tuttle Capital Management, has filed for a new T-Strive Digital Credit (DGCR) ETF. Unlike traditional Bitcoin ETFs that hold the cryptocurrency directly, this fund will invest in the preferred stock of companies that hold large amounts of BTC, such as Strategy’s STRC and Strive’s SATA perpetual preferred stocks. These investments are designed to provide regular income, representing a shift from the typical 'HODL' strategy. However, the ETF's performance is directly tied to these underlying stocks, not Bitcoin's price, introducing unique risks. This launch occurs amidst intense competition in the ETF space, exemplified by Morgan Stanley's recent low-fee offering.

ambcrypto04/01 06:55

Strive’s DGCR ETF is chasing yield, not Bitcoin – Here’s why!

ambcrypto04/01 06:55

BitMart VIP Insights: March Crypto Market Review and Hotspot Analysis

BitMart VIP Insights: March 2026 Crypto Market Review and Analysis March saw a mixed macro environment with a hawkish Fed holding rates steady amid persistent inflation, rising oil prices, and weakening employment, raising stagflation concerns. Equities and risk assets weakened. Crypto trading volume showed volatile spikes but lacked sustainability, with total market cap stabilizing around $2.45–2.50T after a mid-month peak. BTC and ETH spot ETFs reversed from outflows to net inflows, with ETH showing stronger capital return and price elasticity. Stablecoin supply expanded modestly but concentrated in major tokens, indicating cautious liquidity return rather than broad risk-on sentiment. BTC traded between $62K–$74K, currently around $69K–$71K, while ETH was weaker in the $1.9K–$2.2K range. SOL was relatively resilient between $82–$97. Key developments included a landmark SEC/CFTC joint framework classifying 16 major assets (including BTC and ETH) as digital commodities, significantly improving regulatory clarity. BlackRock launched the first staking-enabled ETH ETF (ETHB), shifting crypto ETFs from pure price-trackers to yield-generating assets. However, security incidents like the Resolv Labs private key attack highlighted growing off-chain risks. April will be critical for crypto regulation, with the CLARITY法案 potentially advancing. The Ethereum Glamsterdam upgrade enters key testing, and Fed Chair Powell’s term end adds policy uncertainty. Macro data, geopolitics, and ETF flows will remain key market drivers.

marsbit04/01 03:32

BitMart VIP Insights: March Crypto Market Review and Hotspot Analysis

marsbit04/01 03:32

Wall Street tests ‘green Bitcoin’ as hybrid ETF targets ESG investors

A newly filed hybrid ETF, the 7RCC Spot Bitcoin and Carbon Credit Futures ETF (BTCK), aims to attract ESG-focused investors by combining Bitcoin exposure with carbon credit futures. The fund proposes an 80% allocation to Bitcoin and 20% to carbon credit futures, linking digital assets to regulated environmental markets like the EU ETS and California’s Cap-and-Trade program. This structure addresses Bitcoin’s environmental criticisms while aligning with institutional demand for sustainable investments. Unlike standard spot ETFs, it follows a custom index rebalanced quarterly. Operating as a commodity pool, the fund holds Bitcoin directly and uses futures for carbon credits. It represents a test of whether ESG narratives can expand Bitcoin’s appeal to a broader segment of institutional investors.

ambcrypto03/31 21:02

Wall Street tests ‘green Bitcoin’ as hybrid ETF targets ESG investors

ambcrypto03/31 21:02

The Pentagon's Broker | Rewire Evening News

Pentagon Broker: A broker for U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth attempted to purchase a BlackRock defense industry fund worth millions before the Iran conflict in February, but the transaction failed due to product access restrictions, not compliance intervention. This highlights structural risks between war decision-makers and financial gain. AI infrastructure faces an energy crisis: Major tech firms' $635B spending plans are threatened by rising oil prices from Middle East conflicts, potentially forcing capital expenditure cuts. Bitcoin miners are pivoting to AI: Network hash rate declined for the first time since 2020 as mining losses mount. Over $70B in AI hosting deals are shifting industry revenue models. Chinese AI firms show rapid revenue growth but soaring losses. Companies like Zhipu and Biren reported over 100% revenue increases yet face significant cash burn. Additional impacts include U.S. oil prices surpassing $4/gallon, $120B wiped from UAE stock markets, AI systems showing 49% higher user agreement rates than humans, and crypto being used for wartime drone purchases.

marsbit03/31 19:08

The Pentagon's Broker | Rewire Evening News

marsbit03/31 19:08

Here’s what happened in crypto today: $414M ETF outflows, “Mined in America” bill & more

Amid heightened US-Iran tensions, the crypto market faced significant pressure, with altcoins hit particularly hard—40% were at or near all-time lows, a more severe state than the previous cycle. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $414 million in outflows, breaking a four-week inflow streak, as rising oil prices and inflation fears dampened investor sentiment. Meanwhile, US Senators proposed the "Mined in America" bill to promote domestic cryptocurrency mining and establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Additionally, the Speaker of Iran’s Parliament offered trading advice, suggesting that pre-market news often acts as a "reverse indicator." Both crypto and stock markets reacted sharply to geopolitical developments, with BTC briefly rallying before declining again.

ambcrypto03/31 13:31

Here’s what happened in crypto today: $414M ETF outflows, “Mined in America” bill & more

ambcrypto03/31 13:31

Bitcoin Miners Are Coming Back—Hashrate Jumps 12.5% From March Lows

On-chain data shows the Bitcoin mining hashrate has increased by 12.5% since its March 19 low of 920.8 EH/s, reaching 1,036.6 EH/s. This recovery suggests miners are returning to the network, contradicting earlier speculation that a shift toward AI and data center businesses was causing a permanent decline. The rebound occurred despite Bitcoin's price consolidation around $67,600 and a recent reversal in ETF flows, with US spot Bitcoin ETFs experiencing $296 million in outflows last week after four consecutive weeks of inflows. The hashrate has not yet fully recovered to its March 1 peak of 1,083.9 EH/s, but the current trajectory indicates a potential full recovery if the trend continues.

bitcoinist03/31 05:01

Bitcoin Miners Are Coming Back—Hashrate Jumps 12.5% From March Lows

bitcoinist03/31 05:01

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