Spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have recorded their worst monthly performance since launch, with approximately $1.4 billion in net outflows signaling a sharp pullback in retail and fund-level demand. However, this headline-selling pressure masks a profound counter-trend: major institutions and corporate treasuries are aggressively accumulating ETH for long-term strategic positioning. This divergence between short-term ETF redemptions and stealthy institutional accumulation is reshaping Ethereum’s fundamental supply dynamics and its role in the global financial architecture.
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Apollo Global Management President Jim Zelter has declared that the future of investment-grade private credit lies in strategic collaboration with banks, marking a significant shift in how alternative asset managers approach deal sourcing and market expansion. With 12 active origination partnerships already in place with major financial institutions including BNP Paribas, Citigroup, and Standard Chartered, Apollo is leading the charge toward a new era of cooperation between traditional banking and private credit markets.
about Apollo's Zelter: Bank Partnerships Key to IG Credit FutureFed Rate Cut May Spark Crypto Volatility, JPMorgan Warns
JPMorgan’s US trading desk warns that the Federal Reserve’s expected September 17 rate cut could become a ‘sell the news’ event rather than a catalyst for risk asset rallies, including cryptocurrencies. While Standard Chartered projects a 50-basis-point cut due to rapidly cooling labor data, JPMorgan maintains a cautious stance, recommending hedges like VIX calls and gold exposure. For crypto markets, the impact is two-sided: easier monetary policy typically supports bitcoin through dollar weakness and real yield compression, but any equity market volatility or ‘hawkish cut’ interpretation could trigger cross-asset de-risking that amplifies crypto swings. Bitcoin’s recent bounce to $112k reflects rate cut optimism, but the outcome remains highly path-dependent on both the cut size and Fed guidance.
about Fed Rate Cut May Spark Crypto Volatility, JPMorgan WarnsTrump’s $57.3M Crypto Income & Top Altcoins to Watch
Donald Trump’s financial disclosure reveals a $57.3M income from World Liberty Financial ($WLFI) tokens, with his family holding a significant stake in the project. The article explores Trump’s crypto ventures, including his meme coin $TRUMP and the first Bitcoin ETF approval under his presidency. Additionally, it recommends high-growth altcoins like Solaxy ($SOLX), a Solana Layer 2 solution, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), offering 613% staking rewards, and Jelly-My-Jelly ($JELLYJELLY), a viral meme coin. Investors are urged to act fast on presale opportunities while acknowledging market risks.
about Trump's $57.3M Crypto Income & Top Altcoins to WatchInvesco & Galaxy File Solana ETF Amid SEC Scrutiny
Invesco and Galaxy Digital have registered the Invesco Galaxy Solana ETF as a Delaware Statutory Trust, marking a significant step in the ETF approval process. The SEC has asked issuers to amend S-1 filings, focusing on in-kind redemptions and staking mechanisms—a notable shift in regulatory stance. While no green light has been given yet, the move reflects growing institutional interest in Solana, further bolstered by its partnership with R3 for real-world asset tokenization. SOL’s price rose 1.92% to $146.80 amid the news, with a market cap exceeding $75 million. The ETF could simplify institutional exposure to Solana, mirroring the convenience of traditional stock investments.
about Invesco & Galaxy File Solana ETF Amid SEC ScrutinyRoam Lists on Binance Alpha & Solana DEX, Expands Cross-Chain
Roam has announced its dual listing on Binance Alpha and Solana’s Meteora DEX, marking a significant expansion for its $ROAM token across BNB Chain and Solana ecosystems. The launch includes a high-yield staking program offering up to 100% APY for Roam Miner users, alongside monthly airdrops. Binance Alpha provides early access to ROAM with MEV-protected trading, while Meteora’s liquidity solutions optimize capital efficiency. Roam also enables cross-chain bridging via Wormhole, simplifying access between Solana and BNB Chain. The project, a top DePIN provider with 10M+ WiFi nodes, integrates token utility with real-world connectivity, including eSIM services and Web3 travel partnerships.
about Roam Lists on Binance Alpha & Solana DEX, Expands Cross-ChainSharplink Gaming Becomes Top Public ETH Holder with $462M Buy
Sharplink Gaming has made a major crypto play by purchasing $462 million worth of Ethereum (176,270.69 ETH), positioning itself as the largest public holder of ETH, second only to the Ethereum Foundation. The acquisition was funded through a $425 million private placement and a $79 million ATM equity offering, with over 95% of the ETH now staked for passive yield. However, Sharplink’s stock (SBET) plummeted 66% in 24 hours following an SEC filing revealing potential share resale from a prior PIPE offering, sparking fears of dilution. Chairman Joseph Lubin clarified that no immediate sales are planned, but the market reaction underscores investor caution despite the firm’s bullish Ethereum strategy.
about Sharplink Gaming Becomes Top Public ETH Holder with $462M BuySEC’s 2025 Crypto Staking Guidelines Explained
The SEC’s 2025 guidelines offer a clear regulatory framework for crypto staking, distinguishing between permissible and non-permissible practices. The agency clarified that solo staking, delegated staking, and custodial staking tied to a network’s consensus process are not considered securities offerings. Additionally, post-May 29, staking rewards are classified as compensation for services rather than profits derived from others’ efforts, exempting them from the Howey test. This development provides much-needed legal clarity for the crypto industry.
about SEC's 2025 Crypto Staking Guidelines ExplainedWall Street Faces Challenges as February Draws to a Close
Wall Street is winding down a challenging February, with U.S. stock indexes showing a mixed response to a recent economic report that presented both positive and negative indicators. As the month concludes, market sentiment remains cautious amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
about Wall Street Faces Challenges as February Draws to a CloseU S Stock Market Rises on Positive Inflation Data Despite Eli Lilly Decline
Most U.S. stocks experienced gains following positive inflation data, with the S&P 500 rising 0.1% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average increasing by 221 points, or 0.5%. However, declines in Eli Lilly and other significant stocks limited overall index performance, causing the Nasdaq composite to slip 0.2%.
about U S Stock Market Rises on Positive Inflation Data Despite Eli Lilly DeclineAsian markets decline as Wall Street reacts to strong US economic data
Asian markets mostly declined following a slump on Wall Street, despite positive U.S. economic data. The Nikkei 225 remained flat, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng and Shanghai Composite fell 1.6% and 1.5%, respectively. Rising bond yields and concerns over potential tariffs under President-elect Trump added to market pressures, with the 10-year Treasury yield climbing to 4.69%.
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