While Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) bled billions last week, Solana-focused funds quietly demonstrated remarkable resilience, attracting $6.7 million in fresh capital. This inflow, bringing total assets under management to $689.8 million, occurred even as the price of SOL itself dropped 3.6% to $122.74, highlighting a divergence between ETF investor behavior and short-term spot price action. The Solana funds’ steady performance stands in stark contrast to a combined $1.6 billion exodus from BTC and ETH products and unfolds against a surprising backdrop: a 23.8% weekly surge in the price of silver, which is now challenging SOL in a race to $150.
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0 in Finance and 3 in Crypto last weekFidelity Launches FIDD Stablecoin on Ethereum, Challenges Tether & Circle
Fidelity Investments, a titan of traditional finance with over $15 trillion in assets under management, is making a decisive move into the digital asset space with the launch of its own stablecoin, the Fidelity Digital Dollar (FIDD). Pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar and built on the Ethereum network, FIDD aims to bring real-time settlement and low-cost treasury management to Fidelity’s vast client base. This strategic entry, however, pits the firm against established giants Tether and Circle in a $312 billion market they overwhelmingly dominate.
about Fidelity Launches FIDD Stablecoin on Ethereum, Challenges Tether & CircleBitcoin ETFs See $6.8M Inflows, Halting 5-Day Outflow Streak
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $6.8 million in net inflows on Monday, breaking a five-day streak of outflows that saw nearly $1.72 billion exit the products. The reversal, led by BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC), offers a tentative positive signal after Bitcoin’s recent price decline. However, analysts caution that the cryptocurrency’s trajectory appears increasingly tied to the fortunes of the U.S. dollar, which is hovering near multi-year lows, rather than traditional risk-on assets like equities.
about Bitcoin ETFs See $6.8M Inflows, Halting 5-Day Outflow StreakChainlink Social Volume Hits 5-Week High After Data Streams Upgrade
Chainlink (LINK) has surged back into the crypto spotlight, registering a five-week high in social media volume as its upgraded infrastructure promises to bridge traditional finance and blockchain networks more seamlessly. This renewed attention, occurring amid broader market pressure, underscores a growing focus on Chainlink’s foundational role in tokenized finance rather than mere speculative price action. While online sentiment shows increasing caution, development activity remains robust, and prominent voices argue the project is critically undervalued.
about Chainlink Social Volume Hits 5-Week High After Data Streams UpgradeBitcoin Surges Past $96K on ETF Inflows & Inflation Data
Bitcoin shattered the $96,000 barrier this week, ending a prolonged consolidation phase in a rally fueled by two powerful catalysts: a massive resurgence of institutional capital into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs and a U.S. inflation report that eased fears of aggressive Federal Reserve policy. The breakout triggered a cascade of short liquidations, adding explosive momentum to the upside and lifting the total cryptocurrency market capitalization above $3.3 trillion, signaling a broad renewal of risk appetite.
about Bitcoin Surges Past $96K on ETF Inflows & Inflation DataBitcoin Surges Past $95K Amid ETF Inflows & Short Squeeze
Bitcoin’s decisive surge past $95,000 marks a fundamental shift in market structure, propelled by a powerful combination of institutional ETF demand and a massive liquidation of bearish bets. This rally, fueled by over $750 million in spot ETF inflows and a $600 million short squeeze, signals growing institutional conviction amid evolving U.S. regulatory clarity and a supportive macro backdrop, setting the stage for a potential push toward six-figure valuations.
about Bitcoin Surges Past $95K Amid ETF Inflows & Short SqueezeBitcoin ETFs Hit $753M Inflows as Price Nears $95K
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have recorded their strongest single-day inflow in three months, adding $753.7 million as Bitcoin surged toward $95,000. Analysts attribute this resurgence to institutional rebalancing and a growing recognition of ETFs as a structural, regulated demand channel for digital assets. While first-quarter flows may face volatility from high interest rates, a long-term bullish case is emerging where ETF demand could fundamentally outpace new Bitcoin supply, reshaping the market’s foundation.
about Bitcoin ETFs Hit $753M Inflows as Price Nears $95KFidelity: Bitcoin May Enter ‘Supercycle’ Beyond Halving Pattern
Fidelity Labs suggests Bitcoin may be shifting from its traditional four-year halving cycle into a prolonged ‘supercycle,’ driven by structural demand and institutional adoption. This new regime could mean extended price highs and shallower corrections compared to past boom-bust patterns. The debate centers on whether Bitcoin’s 2024 halving will follow historical rhythms or mark a transition to more sustained growth.
about Fidelity: Bitcoin May Enter 'Supercycle' Beyond Halving PatternCrypto Market Rebounds in 2026 as Retail Sentiment Turns Positive
The cryptocurrency market has opened 2026 with a wave of renewed optimism, marking a significant rebound from the extended correction that characterized the previous year. According to social and sentiment data from Santiment, retail traders are growing increasingly confident, a shift largely driven by headlines surrounding Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) and broader macroeconomic narratives. This positive sentiment is not confined to Bitcoin but is also fueling notable gains across major altcoins and a resurgence in the meme coin sector, reflecting a market that remains highly reactive to short-term catalysts.
about Crypto Market Rebounds in 2026 as Retail Sentiment Turns PositiveSpot Bitcoin ETFs See $1.2B Inflows in Early 2026, Pace Hits $150B Annualized
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. opened 2026 with a surge of investor capital, drawing over $1.2 billion in just the first two trading days. Analysts project that if this pace continues, annual inflows could reach $150 billion—far exceeding last year’s total. The strong start signals renewed institutional confidence and could reshape Bitcoin’s supply dynamics.
about Spot Bitcoin ETFs See $1.2B Inflows in Early 2026, Pace Hits $150B AnnualizedPenny Stocks: High-Risk Lottery or Investment Trap?
Penny stocks represent shares of small companies trading below $5, often under $1, with market capitalizations under $300 million. These highly speculative securities trade primarily on over-the-counter markets rather than major exchanges like the NYSE or Nasdaq, offering lottery-like upside potential but carrying extreme risks including manipulation, illiquidity, and a high probability of total loss. For most investors, they function more as a form of high-stakes entertainment than a reliable wealth-building strategy.
about Penny Stocks: High-Risk Lottery or Investment Trap?Bitcoin ETFs See Record $697M Inflows as Morgan Stanley Enters Race
U.S. Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have recorded their strongest single-day inflows since early October, attracting $697.2 million on Monday as institutional interest surges. The massive influx was led by BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, which accounted for more than half the total, while Wall Street giant Morgan Stanley simultaneously filed with the SEC to launch its own Bitcoin and Solana ETFs, signaling a new phase of intensified competition in the crypto fund arena. Bitcoin’s price has rebounded above $94,000 after a December slump, with market sentiment turning decisively bullish.
about Bitcoin ETFs See Record $697M Inflows as Morgan Stanley Enters Race