ETF

A crypto ETF is a regulated investment fund that tracks the price of one or more digital assets and trades on traditional stock exchanges like the NYSE or Nasdaq.Following the success of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, the 2026 market now includes Solana ETFs and diversified Altcoin Baskets. ETFs serve as the primary vehicle for institutional capital and retirement funds (401k/IRA) to enter the Web3 space. This tag tracks regulatory approvals, AUM (Assets Under Management) inflows, and the impact of Wall Street on crypto liquidity.

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Ethereum ETFs Lose $197 Million—Even Worse Than Bitcoin as Institutions Pull Back

Ethereum ETFs Lose $197 Million—Even Worse Than Bitcoin as Institutions Pull Back

The post Ethereum ETFs Lose $197 Million—Even Worse Than Bitcoin as Institutions Pull Back appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In brief U.S. Ethereum ETFs experienced $197 million in outflows on Monday, marking the second-highest daily withdrawal figure ever, while pending ETH unstaking requests surged to $3.9 billion. Both Ethereum and Bitcoin pulled back from recent highs, with analysts citing profit-taking after strong year-over-year gains and heightened geopolitical sensitivity around U.S.-Ukraine-Russia negotiations. Technical analysts identify $4,400 as crucial support for Ethereum and $115,000 for Bitcoin, with potential upside targets dependent on geopolitical developments and continued institutional accumulation. Outflows from U.S. ETFs tracking Ethereum’s spot price hit $197 million on Monday—the second-highest figure ever for daily withdrawals. The sell-offs come as the queue for unstaking ETH also surged to new records, with $3.9 billion worth of withdrawals now pending. BRN Head of Research Timothy Misir warned both factors are “pressuring near-term sentiment.” In a note to investors, he argued $4,400 is now a crucial support level for the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency. At the time of writing, Ethereum is flat compared to yesterday, trading at $4,203.84, according to price aggregator CoinGecko. The outflows come days after ETH failed to secure a fresh all-time high above $4,891.70, which was set back in November 2021. It peaked around $4,776.32 on Thursday, August 14. All signs point to investors taking profits off the table after Ethereum surged by 66% in the space of a year, attracting a slew of institutional interest. Ethereum ETFs hold 5.08% of this digital asset’s supply, but Misir believes the portion of Ethereum sitting in ETFs could overtake the 6.38% worth of Bitcoin held in ETFs “if the current inflow pace is sustained.” Bitcoin funds weren’t immune from these outflows on Monday, but suffered a less modest draw of $122 million by comparison. Despite BTC also retracing from an all-time high of $124,457.12 last Thursday, Misir argued that whales are continuing…

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SEC ETF freeze hits Solana, XRP, and Bitcoin products: What happens next?

SEC ETF freeze hits Solana, XRP, and Bitcoin products: What happens next?

The post SEC ETF freeze hits Solana, XRP, and Bitcoin products: What happens next? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key takeaways The U.S. SEC has delayed decisions on several major crypto ETF proposals, including those tied to Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP. The move is a sign of caution when it comes to altcoins. The U.S. SEC is taking more time to decide on several high-profile crypto ETFs. Yesterday, the agency delayed decisions on products tied to Bitcoin [BTC], Ethereum [ETH], Solana [SOL], and Ripple [XRP], including one branded by Truth Social. While delays like this aren’t unusual, the growing number of crypto ETF filings shows just how quickly the market is evolving, and how regulators are trying to keep up. Here’s what happened The SEC is hitting pause on three major crypto ETF applications. These include Truth Social’s Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF, new Solana products from 21Shares and Bitwise, and a proposed XRP trust from 21Shares. The agency has now set new deadlines: 8th of October for the Truth Social ETF, 16th of October for the Solana ETFs, and 19th of October for the XRP trust. Source: sec.gov These ETFs would allow investors to gain direct exposure to crypto assets like Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, and XRP without actually holding them. While Truth Social’s brand adds political flavor to the mix, the ETF structure is standard. It is generally agreed upon that regulators often take the maximum time allowed to evaluate such proposals. Case in point, here’s an X post from crypto and ETF expert James Seyffart, The SEC typically takes the full time to respond to a 19b-4 filing. Almost all of these filings have final due dates in October. Early decisions would the action that’s out of the norm. No matter how “Crypto-friendly” this SEC is… Why the SEC ETF delay matters The SEC has been extending deadlines on a wave of crypto ETF applications all year.…

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Jillian Michaels Slams ‘Biggest Loser’ Documentary—Reportedly May Sue

Jillian Michaels Slams ‘Biggest Loser’ Documentary—Reportedly May Sue

The post Jillian Michaels Slams ‘Biggest Loser’ Documentary—Reportedly May Sue appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Topline Jillian Michaels, a former trainer on the NBC reality show “The Biggest Loser,” told TMZ she may sue over a new Netflix docuseries highlighting what former contestants say was cruel treatment, specifically refuting an allegation that trainers on the show broke rules by giving contestants caffeine supplements to lose weight, since she claimed that was never actually one of the show’s rules. Former “The Biggest Loser” trainer Jillian Michaels slammed a new Netflix docuseries about the reality show on Tuesday. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images) Getty Images Key Facts Michaels, who did not participate in the documentary, told TMZ on Tuesday morning she is meeting with lawyers about filing a lawsuit against Netflix, producers of the documentary, former trainer Bob Harper and a doctor who appeared on the show for making what she says are false claims. Michaels said in an Instagram post Tuesday morning caffeine was “NEVER banned on ‘The Biggest Loser,’” refuting an allegation made in the docuseries that trainers gave contestants caffeine pills despite being against the show’s rules. Michaels shared emails from 2009 on Instagram, which appear to show the trainers and producers coordinating to provide contestants caffeine supplements. TMZ reported Michaels is meeting on Tuesday with Bryan Freedman, an entertainment lawyer also representing Justin Baldoni in his legal battle against Blake Lively (Forbes has reached out to Freedman for comment). Will Jillian Michaels Sue Netflix? Michaels told TMZ’s Harvey Levin in a phone conversation, recorded and posted to TMZ’s website, that she is considering either filing a lawsuit or releasing emails she has previously shared with “Biggest Loser” producers. Michaels told Levin she is weighing whether the cost and time required to file a lawsuit is worth it, but she said the docuseries is “so egregious” and “so damaging that I don’t think I…

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Crypto Liquidations Top $506M as BTC Teases Below $113k: Experts’ Insights on Midterm Expectations

Crypto Liquidations Top $506M as BTC Teases Below $113k: Experts’ Insights on Midterm Expectations

The post Crypto Liquidations Top $506M as BTC Teases Below $113k: Experts’ Insights on Midterm Expectations  appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The crypto leveraged market, led by Ethereum (ETH), recorded more than $506 million in net liquidations during the last 24 hours. According to market data analysis from CoinGlass, 143,027 traders were liquidated, with long traders involving more than $430 million compared to $77 million in short traders. The wider crypto market followed major stock indexes …

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Spot Ether ETFs See $197M Outflows, Second-Largest Ever

Spot Ether ETFs See $197M Outflows, Second-Largest Ever

The post Spot Ether ETFs See $197M Outflows, Second-Largest Ever appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Spot Ether funds started a new week with a major sell-off, posting almost $200 million in outflows on Monday in extending a trend that started last week. Spot Ether (ETH) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw $196.7 million of outflows, marking their second-largest daily outflow since launching. Monday’s outflows were only topped by $465 million on Aug. 4, according to SoSoValue. The latest outflows followed Friday’s $59 million, bringing the two-day total to $256 million. Still, the outflows remained modest compared with the record $3.7 billion inflow streak over the previous eight trading days, when some single-day inflows topped $1 billion. BlackRock’s ETHA sees $87 million in outflows According to Farside data, BlackRock and Fidelity saw the biggest ETH ETF outflows among issuers on Monday, totaling $87 million and $79 million, respectively. On Friday, Fidelity’s Ethereum Fund (FETH) posted $272 million in outflows, significantly contributing to the total $59 million in daily outflows. Ether ETF flows by issuer. Source: Farside.co.uk BlackRock has become one of the largest institutional holders of Ether. According to official data for the iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA), the fund held about 3.6 million ETH, valued at $15.8 billion, as of Friday. Since then, the dollar value of ETHA’s holdings has declined by 1.5% to the $15.6 billion reported on Monday. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA) holdings as of Friday and the fund’s net assets as of Monday. Source: BlackRock In this period, the ETH price has tumbled around 6.5%, according to CoinGecko. Ether unstaking queue repeatedly hits new highs The record Ether ETF outflows and turbulent ETH prices come amid an ongoing surge in the Ether unstaking queue, or the amount of Ether awaiting withdrawal from staking pools by Ethereum validators. According to ValidatorQueue, a third-party website tracking the validator queues on the Ethereum proof-of-stake (PoS)…

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‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Reboot Gets Streaming Date, Report Says

‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Reboot Gets Streaming Date, Report Says

The post ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Reboot Gets Streaming Date, Report Says appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Scene from “I Know What You Did Last Summer.” Sony Pictures Entertainment/Columbia Pictures/Screen Gems Jennifer Love Hewitt, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Madelyn Cline’s hit reboot of 1997 horror classic I Know What You Did Last Summer is reportedly coming soon to digital streaming. Directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, I Know What You Did Last Summer opened in theaters on July 18. The official summary for I Know What You Did Last Summer reads, “When five friends inadvertently cause a deadly car accident, they cover up their involvement and make a pact to keep it a secret rather than face the consequences. ForbesGuillermo Del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ Gets Theatrical And Netflix DatesBy Tim Lammers “A year later, their past comes back to haunt them and they’re forced to confront a horrifying truth: someone knows what they did last summer … and is hell-bent on revenge. As one by one the friends are stalked by a killer, they discover this has happened before, and they turn to two survivors of the legendary Southport Massacre of 1997 for help.” Prinze and Hewitt reprise their classic roles of Ray Bronson and Julia James from the 1997 version of I Know What You Did Last Summer, while Cline stars alongside Chase Sui Wonders, Jonah Hauer-King, Tyriq Withers and Sarah Pidgeon as the small group of closer friends who are haunted by their secret of not reporting the fatal car crash to the police. ForbesHow Soon Is Brad Pitt’s ‘F1: The Movie’ Coming To Streaming?By Tim Lammers Rated R, I Know What You Did Last Summer will debut on digital streaming via premium video on demand on Tuesday, Aug. 26, according to When to Stream. While the streaming tracker is typically accurate with its PVOD reports, When to Stream noted that the film’s studio, Sony Pictures Entertainment,…

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Crypto ETF News Trigger Market Rebound: Ethereum, DOGE, and a New Altcoin Named Best Buys for 2025

Crypto ETF News Trigger Market Rebound: Ethereum, DOGE, and a New Altcoin Named Best Buys for 2025

The post Crypto ETF News Trigger Market Rebound: Ethereum, DOGE, and a New Altcoin Named Best Buys for 2025 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Disclaimer: This content is a sponsored article. Bitcoinsistemi.com is not responsible for any damages or negativities that may arise from the above information or any product or service mentioned in the article. Bitcoinsistemi.com advises readers to do individual research about the company mentioned in the article and reminds them that all responsibility belongs to the individual. The latest wave of crypto ETF developments is reshaping market sentiment. While the SEC delays rulings on new Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP funds, capital flows into Ethereum and speculation around Dogecoin ETFs are driving attention. Meanwhile, MAGACOIN FINANCE is increasingly named among the best altcoins to watch for 2025. SEC Delays on Truth Social Crypto ETFs Stir Market Interest The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has delayed decisions on several ETF applications tied to Truth Social, including Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, as well as proposed XRP and Litecoin ETFs. The next deadline has been set for October 8. While delays are standard procedure, they add intrigue to the market as institutional players await clarity. Truth Social’s filing has drawn extra scrutiny due to former President Donald Trump’s involvement in various crypto projects. Critics argue that approval could blur lines between politics and finance, though the SEC maintains it needs more time for evaluation. Despite the postponements, the broader ETF market continues to gain traction, with traders closely watching whether new crypto-based funds will secure approval later this year. Ethereum ETF Activity Dominates Capital Flows Ethereum exchange-traded products have seen inflows of $2.9 billion in just one week, outpacing Bitcoin despite BTC hitting new highs above $124,000. ETH’s trading volume in spot ETFs reached $17 billion across four days, setting a new record according to Bloomberg data. The growing demand for Ethereum products highlights investor appetite for altcoin exposure beyond Bitcoin. Ether’s price, hovering near…

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Tesla Rival Faraday Future Unveils Multibillion-Dollar Crypto Reserve Strategy ⋆ ZyCrypto

Tesla Rival Faraday Future Unveils Multibillion-Dollar Crypto Reserve Strategy ⋆ ZyCrypto

The post Tesla Rival Faraday Future Unveils Multibillion-Dollar Crypto Reserve Strategy ⋆ ZyCrypto appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Advertisement &nbsp &nbsp Faraday Future Intelligent Electric has announced its plans to create its crypto treasury, marking a bold step into digital assets. The company intends to initially buy $30 million worth of crypto, with plans to grow its portfolio up to  “tens of billions” over time.  Faraday Starts With $30 Million Crypto Tranche The electric vehicle startup stated on Sunday that it intended to create a “C10 (Crypto 10) Treasury” product and initially purchase $30 million worth of crypto this week, which it expected to “reach tens of billions in size.” Today, Faraday Future launched the first-ever US-listed company #C10 Treasury plan and introduced the #C10 Index.Phase 1: $500M–$1B allocation, with the first $30M expected to start next week — long-term vision: $10B scale.This marks the start of our “EAI + Crypto”… pic.twitter.com/EE59z5RUVh — Faraday Future (@FaradayFuture) August 17, 2025 The C10 Treasury is a basket of the top 10 crypto assets weighed by market capitalization, excluding stablecoins. Bitcoin constitutes 50% of the fund, while Ethereum has a 23.7% share. Faraday Future also revealed it plans to introduce an exchange-traded fund (ETF) for the product. The company’s crypto strategy also entails acquiring $500 million to $1 billion worth of crypto from the top 10 cryptos by market cap for its strategic reserve. “The next decade could be a super long bull cycle for the crypto market,” opined Ian Calderon, Faraday Future co-creation officer and founding board member of the California Blockchain Working Group. Advertisement &nbsp Faraday Future is the latest publicly listed company pivoting to a crypto strategy, a trend that has seen billions of dollars in funding and helped boost share prices as Wall Street looks to gain crypto exposure. Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s Tesla holds the 11th-largest Bitcoin stash with an 11,509 BTC stockpile. The EV…

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Bitcoin Bull Run Hinges On Trump’s Pick For Fed Chair: Analyst

Bitcoin Bull Run Hinges On Trump’s Pick For Fed Chair: Analyst

Bitcoin’s next major leg higher may depend less on halving lore and more on personnel politics in Washington. In an August 18 market note on X, economist and crypto analyst Alex Krüger argued that the cycle’s duration will be set by the Federal Reserve’s leadership change—specifically, who President Trump nominates to replace Jerome Powell—rather than by any fixed four-year pattern. “I have a high degree of confidence this cycle is not over because I am expecting changes in the Fed to bring on considerably more dovish monetary policy, which is not priced in at the moment; this would start to get priced in once Trump announces his nominee to replace Powell,” Krüger wrote. Bitcoin Bull Run Depends On New Fed Chair Krüger dismissed worries that a pullback from record highs marks the top, calling it “remarkable how every time you get a correction from new highs so many people start to fret about the cycle top. Over and over again.” He reiterated his longstanding critique of the halving-cycle orthodoxy: “The concept of a 4 year cycle in 2025 is misplaced; [it] died two cycles ago, and 2021 was a coincidence, as it was macro driven.” In his view, the last cycle ended because the Fed turned “ultra-hawkish in January 2022,” not because of any endogenous Bitcoin dynamic. Related Reading: Crypto Braces For Impact As JPow’s Jackson Hole Speech Looms The nomination clock is visible. Powell’s current four-year term as chair ends on May 15, 2026, and reporting over the past two weeks indicates the White House has narrowed a shortlist to “three or four” names, with an announcement potentially coming sooner than expected. Candidates floated in mainstream coverage include former Fed governor Kevin Warsh and NEC Director Kevin Hassett among others, underscoring the market’s focus on how dovish—or not—the next chair might be. In the nearer term, the policy calendar still drives the tape. Powell’s final Jackson Hole appearance, scheduled during the Aug. 21–23 symposium, is widely framed as a tone-setting moment before the September FOMC. Consensus coverage flags the risk that Powell leans hawkish to preserve optionality, even as rates markets handicap a cut next month; Krüger leans “slightly bearish into it as a hawkish speech (to reduce the odds of a September cut) makes sense, for the Fed to retain optionality and not let the market push itself into a corner.” Technically, Bitcoin has cooled after printing fresh all-time highs in mid-July and again last week. Traders are watching the previous $112,000 high as initial downside cushion, with the psychologically critical $100,000 level, the overhead reference remains the $122,000–$124,000 zone of recent peaks. Krüger also highlights that “BTC is having a very hard time going up sans leverage without triggers,” a point echoed by derivatives signals showing compressed risk appetite. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bulls Must Survive Brutal September Before Q4 Hope, Analyst Predicts Derivatives and volatility gauges corroborate the “low-vol, slow ascent” regime he describes. Implied volatility on BTC options (DVOL/BVIV) has sat near two-year lows, and open interest on institutional venues remains off July highs, signaling a more measured stance from levered players into Jackson Hole. Krüger also observed that futures basis had eased alongside the pullback—a classic sign of froth leaking out—while options markets show a renewed bid for downside protection on dips. The macro through-line is straightforward: if the Fed chair nomination tilts dovish, markets will begin discounting a looser stance well before the first policy move, extending the cycle; if the candidate (and subsequent guidance) skews restrictive, the liquidity impulse that powered Bitcoin’s post-ETF advance will fade at the margin. For now, the immediate catalysts are stacked—Powell at Jackson Hole, followed by PCE, NFP, CPI and PPI into September’s FOMC—while price trades between well-defined levels with volatility suppressed. As Krüger put it, bull markets “don’t end because of valuations or over-extension; the end needs a major trigger.” In 2025, that trigger may well be a name. At press time, BTC traded at $115,683. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

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Ethereum ETFs Experience $196.6M Outflow, Led by BlackRock, Fidelity

Ethereum ETFs Experience $196.6M Outflow, Led by BlackRock, Fidelity

TLDR US Ethereum ETFs saw a significant outflow of $196.6 million on August 18. The outflow was the second-largest daily redemption since the ETFs debuted. BlackRock’s ETHA experienced the largest loss, with $86.9 million pulled out. Fidelity’s FETH followed closely with redemptions worth $78.4 million. Other issuers such as Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, and VanEck also [...] The post Ethereum ETFs Experience $196.6M Outflow, Led by BlackRock, Fidelity appeared first on CoinCentral.

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