Dogecoin ETFs are losing momentum with trading volumes plummeting, while Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to dominate and gain regulatory approval for use as collateral in derivatives trading.
New U.S. XRP ETFs have attracted nearly a billion euros in inflows within their first month, outpacing some rivals. However, the XRP price has yet to react, remaining stuck in a downtrend as analysts watch for a potential breakout.
Recent movements of millions in bitcoin from wallets linked to the defunct Silk Road darknet marketplace have surfaced, raising questions about remaining funds and founder Ross Ulbricht’s holdings.
The number of million-euro mortgages in the Netherlands has doubled since 2023, with 3,700 applications this year. High-earning first-time buyers and existing homeowners drive the trend, while homes priced over €1 million have surged by 243% in five years.
A US judge is delaying the sentencing of Terra founder Do Kwon, seeking clarity on his potential prison term in South Korea. The judge wants guarantees that Kwon will serve his full US sentence, even if extradited, and has raised questions about victim compensation.
Ethereum has reclaimed the $3,300 price level, driven by a 6.4% surge and significant capital inflows. Analyst Ted Pillows predicts a further rise to $3,700, supported by BlackRock’s recent $35 million investment and a major ETF inflow of $177.7 million.
Credit rating agency Fitch warns that U.S. banks with heavy crypto exposure face downgrades, reputational damage, and higher funding costs, while also highlighting risks from stablecoins to the broader financial system.
The crypto market is cautiously awaiting the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision and Chair Jerome Powell’s speech, with Bitcoin holding steady around $92,000.
The U.S. Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates by 25 basis points, a move widely anticipated by the market. The decision is expected to boost risk-on assets like cryptocurrencies, though the immediate impact on prices remains to be seen.