Asset manager CoinShares has officially withdrawn its application with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a staked Solana exchange-traded fund, citing incomplete structuring and asset purchase agreements. This development comes as analysts predict more Solana ETFs will launch in 2025 to meet growing investor demand for yield-bearing crypto products, highlighting the ongoing regulatory and structural challenges in the rapidly evolving digital assets space.
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Bitcoin & Ethereum: Complementary Assets in New ETF
New research from CoinShares reveals that Bitcoin and Ethereum serve as complementary rather than competing assets in investment portfolios, strengthening the case for dual-exposure products like the CoinShares Bitcoin and Ether ETF (BTF). This innovative ETF tracks both cryptocurrencies without direct ownership, offering investors a diversified approach to digital asset exposure through traditional investment channels.
about Bitcoin & Ethereum: Complementary Assets in New ETFXRP & Solana ETFs See Diverging Flows Amid Crypto Selloff
While both XRP and Solana ETFs recorded daily inflows during Monday’s market downturn, their weekly trajectories reveal a stark divergence. XRP attracted $89 million in weekly inflows as Solana faced $156 million in outflows, highlighting contrasting investor sentiment toward the two major altcoins. This split reflects differing perceptions of regulatory clarity versus technical risk amid broader crypto market weakness.
about XRP & Solana ETFs See Diverging Flows Amid Crypto SelloffDogecoin ETF Flops with Zero Inflows on Debut
Grayscale’s Dogecoin ETF launched with a whimper, recording zero net inflows on its first trading day. The failed debut signals deeper troubles for the crypto ETF market as it faces massive outflows and an impending supply glut.
about Dogecoin ETF Flops with Zero Inflows on DebutCrypto Outflows Near $5B, Late Inflows Hint Recovery
Cryptocurrency investment products have hemorrhaged nearly $5 billion over the past four weeks, marking one of the most significant withdrawal periods in the asset class’s history. According to data from digital asset manager CoinShares, this four-week outflow total of $4.9 billion represents the third-largest exodus on record. However, a critical development emerged in the final days of last week: a return of inflows, offering a tentative signal that the intense selling pressure may be abating and investor sentiment could be finding a fragile floor.
about Crypto Outflows Near $5B, Late Inflows Hint RecoveryGrayscale Dogecoin & XRP ETFs Approved for NYSE Trading
In a landmark development for cryptocurrency markets, the New York Stock Exchange has approved Grayscale’s spot Dogecoin and XRP exchange-traded funds for trading, with both products scheduled to debut on Monday. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas projects the Dogecoin ETF could generate approximately $11 million in initial trading volume, marking a significant expansion of crypto ETF offerings following recent regulatory shifts and setting the stage for intensified competition in the digital asset fund space.
about Grayscale Dogecoin & XRP ETFs Approved for NYSE TradingXRP Rebounds from $2.03 Support as Analysts Eye Macro Bottom
Ripple’s XRP has demonstrated resilience after testing a critical $2.03 support level, with analysts suggesting this could mark the macro bottom for the digital asset. The recovery comes alongside significant institutional developments as multiple XRP-focused ETFs enter the market, signaling growing mainstream adoption.
about XRP Rebounds from $2.03 Support as Analysts Eye Macro BottomXRP ETF Demand Could Absorb Supply in Months
New projections from financial analysts reveal that XRP spot ETFs could theoretically absorb the entire public supply within a year if current inflow estimates materialize. Analyst Chad Steingraber’s models show daily ETF purchases potentially reaching over 229 million XRP, creating unprecedented demand pressure on the cryptocurrency’s limited circulating supply. Despite these massive projected inflows, XRP’s price has remained surprisingly muted, currently hovering near $2.14 with a 14% decline since last week, as technical analysts warn of potential further downside to the $1.50 level.
about XRP ETF Demand Could Absorb Supply in MonthsXRP Profitability Hits 2024 Lows Amid Market Downturn
XRP is facing significant market pressure as profitability metrics deteriorate to levels not seen since late 2024, with only 58.5% of circulating supply remaining profitable despite trading around $2.15. This leaves approximately 26.5 billion tokens at a realized loss, reflecting broader market challenges and shifting investor behavior that have stalled the token’s momentum following its post-election surge.
about XRP Profitability Hits 2024 Lows Amid Market DownturnXRP Profit Share Hits 58.5% as ETF Launch Fails to Boost Price
Ripple’s XRP faces mounting structural fragility as Glassnode data reveals only 58.5% of the cryptocurrency’s supply remains profitable—the lowest level since November 2024. Despite multiple spot XRP ETF launches attracting nearly $270 million in capital, the token has declined 11% over the past week, trading near $2.20 after briefly touching $2.10 lows, highlighting a market increasingly vulnerable to sharp corrections.
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