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US Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.14 billion in outflows over two weeks, the largest since their launch, as trade tensions and monetary policy concerns weighed on investor sentiment.

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF now holds over 50% of the market despite rising outflows, while Bitcoin’s price remains resilient amid industry concerns over price action.

Diminishing Ether supply on exchanges may signal an incoming price rally driven by a “supply shock,” which occurs when strong buyer demand meets decreasing available ETH.

New crypto token issuance grew by over 12-fold, with analysts warning of diluted investor capital and “disjointed” price action.

Some of the industry’s leading innovators, including Adam Back, say that Bitcoin’s “floor price” is above $40,000.

Bitcoin may reach $1.5 million by 2030, says ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood, citing rising institutional adoption and growing demand for BTC as an asset class.

Onchain RWAs are gaining traction as Bitcoin’s price struggles, with market commentators predicting TVL could hit $50 billion in 2025 as demand grows.

The decentralized AI model aims to offer community decision-making to address a “crucial problem” in the AI landscape.

A bear trap is a form of coordinated but controlled selling that creates a temporary dip in an asset’s price, comprising a significant correction during a long-term uptrend.

Bitcoin ETFs accounted for 6% of all ETF inflows from Jan. 1 to 24, amassing over $4.2 billion in investments.

Increasingly more passive crypto holders are turning into active users and interacting with blockchain-based protocols.

Global crypto hedge funds have also been buying the dip, signaling a potential Bitcoin “supply shock” as BTC exchange reserves sink to levels last seen in 2018.

The monthly record in ETF inflows was insufficient to lift Ether's price past the $3,500 resistance, which would trigger over $1 billion worth of leveraged short liquidations.

Bitcoin’s 2024 returns were doubled by the XRP token, following a significant legal victory for Ripple Labs and expectations of the SEC potentially dropping the lawsuit.

Ether ETFs surpassed $2.5B in inflows, signaling optimism despite a 10% price drop and resistance at $3,500. Institutions like VanEck predict a $6,000 cycle top for Ether price during 2025.