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XRP: How record $98M ETF outflow raises risk of $1.26 drop

XRP experienced extreme volatility, with a record $98 million ETF outflow from Grayscale causing a 10% price drop. Despite some institutional support from Nasdaq, Bitwise, and Franklin, net outflows reached $92.92 million in a single day. This massive withdrawal severely damaged investor confidence and left XRP vulnerable to a potential decline toward $1.26 after failing to hold the $1.62–$1.75 support zone. The upcoming XRP Community Day may provide a catalyst for recovery, but the event highlights the unpredictable nature of institutional sentiment and the token's fragile short-term prospects.

ambcrypto01/31 01:02

XRP: How record $98M ETF outflow raises risk of $1.26 drop

ambcrypto01/31 01:02

Bitcoin Lost Coin Supply Is Trending Lower – Here’s What To Know

Bitcoin's price volatility has led to a retest of the $83,000 level, drawing attention to a key trend: the declining supply of lost coins. On-chain analyst Joao Wedson notes this isn't coincidental but driven by Bitcoin approaching the $100,000 mark, which altered economic incentives. Previously inactive coins are moving due to custody changes, address migrations, and long-term holders distributing assets. Simultaneously, recovery efforts for lost coins from old backups and hard drives are increasing, effectively reviving once "economically dead" BTC. This reduces perceived scarcity but reflects Bitcoin's growing value. Meanwhile, large investors are accumulating low-leverage long bets, while high-leverage retail positions have been liquidated.

bitcoinist01/30 22:32

Bitcoin Lost Coin Supply Is Trending Lower – Here’s What To Know

bitcoinist01/30 22:32

Analyst warns of gold’s ‘buy climax’ as capital shifts toward Bitcoin

Analyst João Pedro warns that gold is approaching a 'buy climax,' a phase typically followed by liquidation and temporary Bitcoin weakness. This pattern has materialized, with gold losing nearly $1.60 trillion in market value recently. Analysts suggest capital is now rotating from gold into risk assets like Bitcoin, a movement they believe could define the market's next phase. Henrik Zeberg and André Dragosch echo this view, noting the BTC-Gold ratio is heavily oversold and may be forming a long-term bottom. Historically, such rotations unfold over months, with gold's movement often preceding a significant Bitcoin rally. While Bitcoin has slipped below a key technical support level, this phase has previously laid the groundwork for major bull markets, driven by institutional accumulation and catalysts like economic reflation and ETF adoption.

ambcrypto01/30 21:02

Analyst warns of gold’s ‘buy climax’ as capital shifts toward Bitcoin

ambcrypto01/30 21:02

BlackRock XRP ETF Next? Canary CEO Eyes Late 2026

Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg anticipates that BlackRock may file for a spot XRP ETF by late 2026 or 2027, driven by client demand rather than a sudden strategic shift. He notes that other major firms like Fidelity, Franklin Templeton, and Invesco are already exploring non-Bitcoin crypto ETFs, signaling a growing institutional trend. McClurg emphasizes that ETF issuers prioritize market demand, liquidity, and regulatory clarity before launching products. He also observes that institutions are increasingly interested in efficient, low-cost networks like XRP Ledger, Hedera, and Solana, while some are bypassing Ethereum due to perceptions of outdated technology. Additionally, he highlights Ripple’s potential in banking partnerships and stablecoin (RLUSD) growth, tying broader adoption to clearer regulations. At the time of reporting, XRP was trading at $1.75.

bitcoinist01/30 18:32

BlackRock XRP ETF Next? Canary CEO Eyes Late 2026

bitcoinist01/30 18:32

Tech Giants' Earnings Report "Face Change", Why Did Bitcoin Fall Deeper Than the Nasdaq?

Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline, dropping around 7-8% to near $82,000, its lowest point since last November. The downturn was triggered by a sell-off in tech stocks, particularly after Microsoft’s earnings report raised concerns over AI investment returns despite revenue growth. This sparked a downturn in the Nasdaq and S&P 500, which spilled over into crypto markets. Additional factors included heightened geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran, fears of a U.S. government shutdown, and internal market vulnerabilities. Large-scale liquidations exceeded $800 million, exacerbating the sell-off. Moreover, Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows, and retail participation dwindled, reducing market support. While most holders remain profitable, the market's structure remains fragile, and further declines may occur if negative macro conditions persist or worsen.

比推01/30 13:48

Tech Giants' Earnings Report "Face Change", Why Did Bitcoin Fall Deeper Than the Nasdaq?

比推01/30 13:48

How to Use Premium Rate to See Through ETF Fund Flows 24 Hours in Advance?

This article explains how to use the ETF premium/discount rate as a leading indicator to predict fund flows into and out of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs up to 24 hours before official data is released. The premium rate reflects the difference between an ETF's market price and the net asset value (NAV) of its underlying assets. A positive premium indicates bullish sentiment and high demand, often leading to net inflows as authorized participants (APs) create new shares to arbitrage the price difference. Conversely, a negative premium (discount) signals bearish sentiment and selling pressure, typically resulting in net outflows as APs redeem shares. Historical data from 2025-2026 shows a strong correlation: a positive premium predicted net inflows with 84% accuracy, while a negative premium predicted net outflows with 81% accuracy. Key practical applications include: - Monitoring the persistence of premiums/discounts over multiple days, not just single readings. - Watching for extreme values beyond ±0.5%, which indicate strong sentiment shifts. - Combining the indicator with price action (e.g., sustained discounts at market tops can signal early distribution). The article cautions that this is not a standalone tool. For higher conviction, it should be combined with other metrics like changes in ETF holdings, futures basis and funding rates, options put/call ratios, and on-chain exchange flows to confirm trends and potential turning points.

比推01/30 13:10

How to Use Premium Rate to See Through ETF Fund Flows 24 Hours in Advance?

比推01/30 13:10

BitMart Insights: January Crypto Market Review and Hotspot Analysis

BitMart Insights: January Crypto Market Review and Key Analysis In January, the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates, signaling cautious policy amid persistent inflation and resilient employment. U.S. stocks rose, driven by AI and earnings, but faced political and external risks. The crypto market saw mixed activity: total trading volume and market cap fluctuated, indicating ongoing uncertainty. New token launches were dominated by VC-backed projects like Brevis and Sentient, while meme coins lacked sustained momentum. BTC and ETH spot funds recorded net inflows of $2.23 billion and $500 million, respectively, reflecting renewed institutional interest. Stablecoin circulation dipped slightly, but emerging options like USD1 and USDE grew. Technically, BTC and ETH broke key support levels, suggesting short-term weakness, with critical supports at $84,000 and $2,623. SOL found support near $117 but remained under pressure. Key developments included World Liberty Trust’s application for a U.S. trust bank license to issue USD1 stable币, and progress on the CLARITY Act, which faces partisan challenges. X’s crackdown on InfoFi projects led to sector declines, highlighting shifts in platform incentives. The launch of ERC-8004 and integration with x402 protocols set the foundation for decentralized AI agent economies. Looking ahead, regulatory clarity, AI ecosystem growth, and USD1’s expansion will be critical areas in February.

marsbit01/30 11:58

BitMart Insights: January Crypto Market Review and Hotspot Analysis

marsbit01/30 11:58

21Shares Lists JitoSOL ETP (JSOL) on Euronext to Expand Solana Yield Exposure

21Shares has listed the Jito Staked SOL ETP (JSOL) on Euronext, providing European investors with regulated access to Solana’s liquid-staking token JitoSOL. The product offers combined exposure to SOL’s price and built-in staking rewards, eliminating the need for direct wallet or validator management. This marks a significant step in connecting decentralized finance with traditional markets. JSOL enables a two-way yield model, delivering both staking rewards and a share of transaction fee revenue. 21Shares, which manages over $8 billion in assets globally, continues to expand its digital asset offerings. The launch coincides with growing institutional interest in Solana, evidenced by recent developments such as Franklin Templeton’s Solana ETF filing and adoption by major firms like Visa and J.P. Morgan for payments and tokenization.

TheNewsCrypto01/30 10:24

21Shares Lists JitoSOL ETP (JSOL) on Euronext to Expand Solana Yield Exposure

TheNewsCrypto01/30 10:24

When Risk Aversion Heats Up: Why Gold and Bitcoin Are Taking Different Paths

Amid rising global risk-off sentiment, gold has strengthened while Bitcoin has weakened, highlighting a divergence in safe-haven asset performance. Gold prices have remained above $5,000 per ounce for the second consecutive day, with silver also surging nearly 7%, driven by geopolitical tensions, sovereign debt concerns, and a weaker US dollar. In contrast, Bitcoin has stagnated around $87,000, with a 25% decline from its October peak and over $1.3 billion in net outflows from Bitcoin-related funds in the past week. PIMCO’s Daniel Ivascyn notes that gold’s strength is supported by structural factors, including persistent geopolitical risks and high government debt levels. However, short-term volatility in gold has increased, with COMEX futures implied volatility reaching post-2020 highs. Meanwhile, Bitcoin faces challenges in maintaining its role as a macro hedge, with experts like Duke’s Cam Harvey suggesting it is unlikely to replace gold as a preferred safe-haven asset. JPMorgan reports systematic outflows from crypto ETFs, reflecting a broader shift toward traditional equities and precious metals during periods of uncertainty. The divergence underscores a recalibration of investor preferences, with gold retaining its appeal amid instability, while Bitcoin struggles to reaffirm its hedging credentials.

比推01/30 07:22

When Risk Aversion Heats Up: Why Gold and Bitcoin Are Taking Different Paths

比推01/30 07:22

Understanding Premium Rate: Stay 24 Hours Ahead of ETF Data

Understanding ETF Premium Rates: A 24-Hour Advantage in Crypto Trading With the approval of BTC and ETH spot ETFs, daily fund flows have become a critical indicator for traders. However, this data is delayed by one day, often causing market prices to reflect the information before it is officially published. A key real-time indicator to anticipate ETF net inflows or outflows is the **ETF premium rate**. The premium rate reflects the difference between an ETF's market price and its net asset value (NAV). A positive premium suggests bullish sentiment and potential inflows, while a negative premium indicates bearish sentiment and likely outflows. Data from January 2026 showed that negative premium rates occurred on 16 out of 18 trading days, with 11 of those days resulting in net outflows. A longer-term analysis (July 2025 to January 2026) revealed an **81% accuracy rate** for negative premiums predicting outflows and **84%** for positive premiums predicting inflows. The mechanism behind this involves Authorized Participants (APs) who perform arbitrage: - A positive premium prompts APs to create ETF shares (buying underlying assets → net inflow). - A negative premium leads to share redemption (selling assets → net outflow). To use premium rates effectively: 1. Focus on **sustained trends** rather than one-day values. 2. Watch for **extreme values** (e.g., beyond ±1%), indicating strong sentiment shifts. 3. Consider **price context**—high prices with negative premiums may signal sell-offs, while low prices with positive premiums may indicate accumulation. However, premium rates should not be used alone. Combine them with: - ETF holdings change - Futures basis and funding rates - Put/Call ratios - On-chain whale movements and exchange inflows/outflows Multi-dimensional analysis improves accuracy. While no indicator is perfect, premium rates offer a timely glimpse into fund flows, giving traders an informational edge.

marsbit01/30 05:05

Understanding Premium Rate: Stay 24 Hours Ahead of ETF Data

marsbit01/30 05:05

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