# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ETF

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Here’s why traders should look out for Uniswap after BUIDL integration news

Uniswap (UNI) experienced significant positive developments, including the integration of BlackRock’s tokenized treasury product BUIDL and a recent Spot Uniswap ETF filing. Following the BUIDL news, UNI’s price surged over 42%, jumping from $3.225 to $4.588 within two hours, though it later retraced to around $3.42. Trading volume also spiked dramatically. On-chain activity revealed that a previously dormant whale moved 4.39 million UNI worth $15 million just before the announcement, while another whale took a large leveraged long position. A substantial amount of short positions between $3.81 and $5.12 suggests potential for a short squeeze, which could trigger a 20-30% rally if UNI breaks above key levels. Despite the bullish signals, traders are advised to remain cautious due to possible sell-the-news pressure.

ambcrypto02/12 15:04

Here’s why traders should look out for Uniswap after BUIDL integration news

ambcrypto02/12 15:04

The Door to Offshore Stablecoins Quietly Closes Amid the Vision of RMB Internationalization

China's recent regulatory crackdown has effectively closed the door on offshore issuance of yuan-pegged stablecoins, dealing a significant blow to Hong Kong’s ambitions to become a digital asset hub. The new rules, announced on February 7, explicitly prohibit domestic institutions from issuing digital tokens overseas without approval, citing concerns over monetary sovereignty. This move dashes earlier market expectations of a policy thaw in China’s stance toward digital assets, particularly after PBOC Governor Pan Gongsheng’s earlier comments about the yuan challenging dollar dominance. Industry observers note that the tightening was foreshadowed as early as August 2024, when Chinese authorities began restricting stablecoin-related research and promotional events. The latest policy removes any ambiguity around private yuan stablecoin issuance and reinforces capital control priorities. As a result, firms that had planned to apply for stablecoin licenses in Hong Kong—including Ant Group and JD.com—are now expected to focus solely on Hong Kong dollar-pegged stablecoins, if they proceed at all. Market data reflects the dampening effect: open interest in Bitcoin perpetual futures has fallen roughly 50% since October, and investors have withdrawn approximately $3.3 billion from U.S. Ethereum ETFs since last fall. The regulatory shift underscores the fundamental tension between China’s capital controls and the borderless nature of crypto innovation, forcing industry players to consolidate around more permissible areas like stablecoin infrastructure and prediction markets.

比推02/12 14:09

The Door to Offshore Stablecoins Quietly Closes Amid the Vision of RMB Internationalization

比推02/12 14:09

Bitcoin Breaks Below $70,000: How Did the 'Vibe' of the Crypto Market Disappear?

Bitcoin has fallen below $70,000, with the total cryptocurrency market losing over $2 trillion in value. While such declines are not unprecedented, this downturn feels different. Unlike 2022, when other asset classes also suffered, crypto investors now feel isolated as traditional tech stocks like the Nasdaq 100 remain near all-time highs. Key factors driving the slump include excessive leverage—detectable crypto borrowing had more than doubled to $74 billion by September—and a cascade of liquidations totaling around $19 billion since early October. Even Bitcoin ETFs, once seen as a bullish catalyst, are now contributing to selling pressure, with notable outflows for the first time. Most critically, the "vibe" or cultural momentum that once fueled crypto's appeal has faded. Cryptocurrencies have lost their counter-cultural edge as they became more institutionalized—yet without gaining full acceptance from traditional finance. Central banks are buying gold, not crypto, and professional investors continue to largely avoid the asset class. Without a revival of this unique enthusiasm, the current crypto winter may be long and harsh.

比推02/12 13:18

Bitcoin Breaks Below $70,000: How Did the 'Vibe' of the Crypto Market Disappear?

比推02/12 13:18

$17B in Bitcoin exits Binance – Is BTC volatility set to spike?

Massive whale movements on Binance signaled a major shift in Bitcoin's market dynamics. As BTC rallied in early 2024, whale inflows averaged around 1,000 BTC, but surged to 2,900–3,000 BTC during the late-2025 correction, with a notable spike of 12,000 BTC on February 6th. This reflected urgent selling pressure as prices fell from $95,000 toward $60,000. Net taker volume turned deeply negative, confirming active market selling. However, strong institutional absorption and ETF demand initially muted the downside. Subsequently, a loss of trust in Binance triggered a massive withdrawal of $17 billion (19,162 BTC), reducing exchange supply. This capital flight to cold storage indicated risk aversion and a market prioritizing security over distribution, cushioning deeper price declines despite weakened sentiment.

ambcrypto02/12 13:02

$17B in Bitcoin exits Binance – Is BTC volatility set to spike?

ambcrypto02/12 13:02

BNB Chain RWA Value Jumps 555% in Q4 2025

According to a Messari report, the value of real-world assets (RWA) on BNB Chain surged by 555% in Q4 2025, driven by institutional adoption of tokenized funds and stocks. Despite a decline in its native token's price and market cap following an industry-wide liquidation event in October, BNB Chain became the second-largest blockchain by RWA value, trailing only Ethereum. Network activity strengthened significantly, with average daily transactions and active addresses rising substantially from Q3 levels. Key growth drivers included institutional partnerships, such as collaborations with CMB International to launch a tokenized money market fund and Ondo Global Markets to add over 100 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs. Although RWA value remains concentrated in a few products, the expansion reflects growing institutional engagement. BNB maintained its position as the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap.

TheNewsCrypto02/12 10:42

BNB Chain RWA Value Jumps 555% in Q4 2025

TheNewsCrypto02/12 10:42

ARK Invest: Four Trends Enhancing Bitcoin's Value

ARK Invest identifies four key trends enhancing Bitcoin's value proposition in 2026: favorable macro and policy conditions driving demand for scarce digital assets; structural ownership shifts via ETFs, corporations, and sovereign nations; Bitcoin's evolving role as a high-beta digital extension of gold and store of value; and reduced volatility and drawdowns compared to prior cycles. Bitcoin is transitioning from an emerging speculative asset to a strategic institutional allocation, supported by regulatory clarity, ETF adoption absorbing over 12% of supply, and increased corporate and sovereign holdings. Despite short-term price dislocations, long-term holders have been rewarded, with Bitcoin's correlation to gold suggesting potential as a macro hedge. The focus is no longer on Bitcoin's viability but on its optimal allocation in diversified portfolios.

marsbit02/12 10:20

ARK Invest: Four Trends Enhancing Bitcoin's Value

marsbit02/12 10:20

Bitcoin's Triple Resonance at the Bottom: The Ultimate Direction of Macroeconomics, On-Chain Data, and Miner Economics

Bitcoin is currently undergoing a significant correction, having fallen from its October 2025 all-time high of ~$126,000 to the $60,000-$70,000 range. This report analyzes the potential for a cycle bottom, arguing that traditional "four-year cycle" models are less reliable due to structural shifts like institutional adoption via ETFs and heightened sensitivity to macro liquidity. A multi-factor model identifies a high-confidence structural bottom zone between $52,000 and $58,000. This range represents a triple confluence of key support levels: the 200-week moving average (a historical bull/bear divider), the network's average realized price (the aggregate cost basis of all coins), and the shutdown price for a significant portion of the mining network (particularly Antminer S21 series miners). While a deeper fall to a "physical hard bottom" of ~$44,000 (the shutdown price for the most efficient miners) is possible in a worst-case scenario, it is considered unlikely barring a systemic financial crash. The analysis is set against the "Warsh Shock," a macro event where the new Fed Chair's hawkish stance on quantitative tightening has tightened liquidity, pressuring risk assets like Bitcoin. Despite the price drop, on-chain data shows short-term holders are capitulating, while long-term holders are accumulating. Furthermore, stablecoin reserves remain near all-time highs, indicating significant dry powder is waiting on the sidelines to re-enter the market. The recommended strategy is a pyramidal accumulation approach within the $52k-$58k value zone, with patience advised until macro conditions improve or key on-chain capitulation metrics are met.

marsbit02/12 09:28

Bitcoin's Triple Resonance at the Bottom: The Ultimate Direction of Macroeconomics, On-Chain Data, and Miner Economics

marsbit02/12 09:28

The Economist: Falling Below $70,000, This Crypto Winter Is More Desperate Than Ever

Cryptocurrencies are experiencing a particularly harsh and isolating downturn, with Bitcoin falling from $124,000 in October to around $70,000, erasing over $2 trillion in market value. Unlike previous crashes, this bear market feels more painful because it is happening while traditional assets like tech stocks remain near all-time highs. Key factors driving the decline include excessive leverage—detectable crypto lending had more than doubled to $74 billion before the sell-off began—and a cascade of liquidations totaling around $19 billion. Even Bitcoin ETFs, initially seen as a bullish catalyst, are now contributing to selling pressure, with significant outflows recorded. Most critically, crypto has lost its “vibe”—the rebellious, anti-establishment aura that once fueled its appeal. As cryptocurrencies become more institutionalized yet still lack mainstream adoption or yield-generating utility, they appear to have lost their cultural edge without gaining legitimacy. Without a revival of this unique enthusiasm, the current crypto winter may be prolonged and severe.

marsbit02/12 09:14

The Economist: Falling Below $70,000, This Crypto Winter Is More Desperate Than Ever

marsbit02/12 09:14

Bitcoin’s ‘True Value’ Is $0, Says Under Fire Financial Times Columnist, Claims Altcoins Destroy Its Scarcity

A Financial Times columnist, Jemima Kelly, has sparked controversy by claiming Bitcoin's "true value is zero," arguing it lacks intrinsic worth and that its scarcity is undermined by the unlimited supply of alternative cryptocurrencies. She contends Bitcoin's value relies solely on belief and is propped up by influential holders promoting new narratives, such as AI adoption, to sustain interest. Her comments, made during a CNBC appearance, drew significant backlash from Bitcoin advocates who argue its market price, global utility, and sustained demand demonstrate clear value. Despite the criticism, institutional exposure to crypto continues growing, with Goldman Sachs reporting over $2 billion in spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF holdings and expanding into XRP and Solana ETFs. Meanwhile, Russian banks are beginning to offer crypto-collateralized loans, signaling further institutional integration.

ccn.com02/12 08:16

Bitcoin’s ‘True Value’ Is $0, Says Under Fire Financial Times Columnist, Claims Altcoins Destroy Its Scarcity

ccn.com02/12 08:16

Goldman Sach’s Crypto Bet Expands With $153M XRP ETF Holding

Goldman Sachs has significantly expanded its cryptocurrency investments by disclosing a $153 million position in XRP through regulated exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in its Q4 2025 filing. The bank now holds over $2.3 billion in total crypto ETF exposure, with Bitcoin and Ethereum comprising the largest portions. This move is part of a strategic shift to diversify its crypto holdings while avoiding direct token ownership and associated custody issues. The bank also reported a $108 million stake in Solana. Market reactions were mixed, with some viewing it as a sign of institutional confidence in regulated crypto products, while others cautioned against overinterpreting a single filing.

bitcoinist02/12 08:02

Goldman Sach’s Crypto Bet Expands With $153M XRP ETF Holding