
XRP ETFs Defy Market Turbulence, Record 29 Consecutive Days of Inflows
TL;DR Spot XRP ETFs in the United States recorded net inflows for 29 consecutive days in December, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs posted heavy outflows. XRP
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TL;DR Spot XRP ETFs in the United States recorded net inflows for 29 consecutive days in December, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs posted heavy outflows. XRP
TL;DR Long-term Bitcoin holders paused selling after six months, halting the outflow of roughly 500,000 BTC and easing structural supply pressure. Wallets holding more than 1,000

TL;DR Bitcoin fails again at $90,000, logging at least six rejections. Its price remains trapped between $87,000 and $88,000 with no clear direction. The market enters

TL;DR Outflows: Digital asset funds lost $446m last week, adding to $3.2bn in withdrawals since October, underscoring fragile investor confidence despite $46.3bn year-to-date inflows. Regional Trends:

TL;DR The crypto market is up for a second straight day. Total market capitalization stands around $2.98 trillion, while trading volume remains low, signaling caution and
TL;DR US ETF inflows hit a record $1.4T in 2025 as the $13T industry also logged 1,000+ launches and peak volume. The S&P 500 posted a
TL;DR Crypto lending is showing a clear divergence: DeFi is cutting back on borrowing as risk appetite fades, while the CeFi market is starting to capture
TL;DR XRP and SOL ETFs maintain consistent gains: XRP has accumulated $1.13 billion and SOL $754 million since November and December, respectively. Bitwise BSOL is the
TL;DR Bitcoin rejection: BTC failed to sustain momentum above $90,000, tumbling to $87,000 after losing over $3,000 in value. Its market capitalization now stands at $1.730
TL;DR Bitcoin failed to break above $90,000 and retraced to $87,830, triggering $250 million in liquidations, almost $200 million of which were long positions. Altcoins felt
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