Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)

The world of crypto is set to experience a decisive year, driven by promising innovations and growing threats. Indeed, the potential approval of an ETF based on Solana could mark a significant advancement, providing institutional investors with new access to cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, the rapid progress of artificial intelligence is redefining trading practices, while similar technologies fuel unprecedented cyberattacks. In this context of upheaval, 2025 stands out as a pivotal year for the industry, where the promises of increased adoption must contend with increasingly complex security risks.

In the tumultuous arena of crypto, the bloodless Bitcoin ETFs find an unexpected resurgence after Christmas, like a benevolent wink from Santa Claus.

As the crypto market experiences a correction towards the end of 2024, Chainlink (LINK) maintains a remarkable performance with a 53% increase since January. Analysts are forecasting a record year in 2025 for this digital asset that has distinguished itself in the blockchain ecosystem.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF is going through a tumultuous period marked by unprecedented capital outflows. The asset management giant recorded its largest daily outflow on December 24, contributing to a downward trend that has seen U.S. Bitcoin ETFs collectively lose over $1.5 billion in just four days.

L'ETF Bitcoin de BlackRock traverse une période tumultueuse marquée par des sorties de capitaux sans précédent. Le géant de la gestion d'actifs a enregistré sa plus grande sortie quotidienne le 24 décembre, poursuivant une tendance baissière qui a vu les ETF Bitcoin américains perdre collectivement plus de 1,5 milliard de dollars en seulement quatre jours.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF is undergoing a tumultuous period marked by unprecedented capital outflows. The asset management giant recorded its largest daily outflow on December 24, in a bearish trend that has seen U.S. Bitcoin ETFs collectively lose over $1.5 billion in just four days.

The cryptocurrency market has recently been shaken by a record fund outflow of 73 million dollars from BlackRock's Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) (IBIT). This event marks the largest fund outflow since the ETF's launch in January 2024.

In 2025, the Ethereum ETF, with its staggering figures and staked returns, could very well overshadow Bitcoin. A crypto duel where surprise mingles with the vertigo of speculators.

Nate Geraci, a well-known expert in the field of Bitcoin ETFs, recently expressed his optimism about the launch of an unusual fund proposed by Nexo, a major player in fintech. This fund, named Nexo 7RCC, combines investments in spot bitcoin and futures contracts on carbon credits, a first in the ETF sector.

The crypto market has been marked by a historic event: Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a net outflow of $671.9 million in a single day. This event represents the largest fund outflow ever recorded for these financial instruments, highlighting a complex and changing dynamic in the cryptocurrency investment landscape.

In December 2024, a significant event shook the investment world: Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF) surpassed gold ETF in terms of assets under management (AUM) in the United States. This achievement is all the more impressive given that Bitcoin ETF were only launched in January 2024, while gold ETF have been around for over two decades.

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The crypto market is undergoing a major transformation, driven by the growing interest from institutional investors. Among the key players in this revolution, BlackRock stands out through the development of financial products specific to Bitcoin and Ethereum, the two most emblematic assets. According to Jay Jacobs, head of ETFs at the company, the funds dedicated to these cryptos still represent a largely untapped potential. With the assertion that current demand is just "the tip of the iceberg," he indicates that institutional adoption is still in the emerging phase. With assets under management already exceeding $54 billion for the Bitcoin fund (IBIT) and nearly $4 billion for the Ethereum fund (ETHA), these figures reflect the scale of a phenomenon poised to redefine investment strategies on a global scale.

Majestic yesterday, shaken today: Ethereum, once king of crypto, wavers under the assault of triumphant altcoins. Dencun was merely a balm on an open wound.

A two-faced ETF: Bitcoin and Ethereum, brought together for a balanced dance. The SEC, the great orchestrator, is about to disrupt the rules of the crypto game.

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The SEC recently rejected several ETF applications based on Solana, raising concerns in the crypto sector. According to reports, the regulatory agency informed at least two of the five potential issuers that their 19b-4 filing requests for Solana ETFs would not be approved.

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) Ether recently experienced a record influx of $431.5 million on December 5, 2024, marking nine consecutive days of positive flows. This trend reflects growing confidence among investors in Ethereum, supported by major players like BlackRock and Fidelity, and strong performance in the crypto market.

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For several months now, American investors have been focused on ETH ETFs, those famous exchange-traded funds that provide simplified exposure to the world's second-largest cryptocurrency. But what explains this sudden enthusiasm? The answer lies in an explosive mix of innovations, promises of returns, and a rapidly changing regulation.

After the historic approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, the crypto market may soon welcome a new major investment product. WisdomTree, Bitwise, and Canary Capital have filed applications to launch a spot XRP ETF, as Ripple's native token has seen a spectacular rise of over 400% in the past month.

Investment products based on Ethereum recorded a net influx of $634 million last week, mainly due to U.S. spot ETFs. As a result, Ethereum funds have reached a new annual record of $2.2 billion in net inflows, surpassing the peak of $2 billion reached in 2021, much to the delight of crypto investors.

The crypto market is experiencing a new historical turning point as Ether spot ETFs have just recorded their largest capital inflow day. This exceptional performance, marked by an influx of $332.9 million on November 29, even surpasses investments in Bitcoin ETFs during the same period.

Ethereum ETFs have recently outperformed their Bitcoin counterparts in terms of net inflows over the last four trading days. According to data, Ether ETFs recorded net inflows of $224.9 million between November 22 and November 27, while Bitcoin ETFs accumulated only $35.2 million during the same period. What happened?

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Optimism is growing around the approval of a Solana ETF, as regulatory and crypto market dynamics evolve in favor of digital asset products. Recently, the Cboe BZX exchange submitted four applications for spot Solana ETFs, promising major changes in the crypto market.

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As the Bitcoin market seemed to stabilize, a thunderbolt shook the cryptosphere. The Bitcoin spot ETFs, often viewed as a barometer of institutional trends, recorded massive outflows of $438 million on November 25. This shock caused a 7% drop in the price of Bitcoin, bringing it below the $92,000 mark.