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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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
Countdown to Bitcoin Swift Launch Amid Ethereum and Solana Investor Excitement

Countdown to Bitcoin Swift Launch Amid Ethereum and Solana Investor Excitement

The post Countdown to Bitcoin Swift Launch Amid Ethereum and Solana Investor Excitement appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum and Solana are making waves once again. Ethereum is trading between $4,602 and $4,620, with a market cap of nearly $553 billion, having recently touched $4,865, just under its all-time high of $4,953. Analysts credit ETF inflows, staking adoption, and vigorous DeFi activity for keeping ETH steady even during broader volatility. Solana has also surged, climbing 8% on the week to around $192.7 with a market cap of over $106B. Institutional momentum continues to grow as VanEck filed for a staked Solana ETF, signaling more recognition for SOL within traditional markets. Together, ETH and SOL are fueling confidence in the long-term growth of crypto. However, all eyes are now turning to Bitcoin Swift (BTC3), which is just hours away from launch after announcing an early release that has shocked its community in the best way possible. With presale bonuses now live, the timing couldn’t be better. Ethereum and Solana Drive Optimism Ethereum’s resilience near its record levels demonstrates the strength of institutional support. The ETF inflows and billions in locked value across DeFi continue to cement its reputation as the top Layer 1 ecosystem. Solana, meanwhile, is gaining institutional traction with ETF filings and ecosystem growth, and some analysts predict SOL could break above $1,000 in the future. Both projects highlight how blockchain is being adopted globally, but investors looking for immediate returns are eyeing the BTC3 presale, which is already distributing PoY rewards to its community before launch. Bitcoin Swift: The Breakthrough Project Bitcoin Swift is more than another token. It is a modular blockchain protocol designed for scalability and security, integrating AI-powered smart contracts, zero-knowledge SNARK (zk-SNARK) privacy, and decentralized identity. BTC3 uses a dynamic Proof-of-Yield (PoY) mechanism that distributes programmable staking rewards based on network activity and governance.  The project also introduces BTC3E, an overcollateralized stablecoin…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Next Crypto to Explode as Google Is Building Its Own Blockchain

Next Crypto to Explode as Google Is Building Its Own Blockchain

Tempo. Arc. And now… GCUL? There’s a battle brewing between blockchains. Surprisingly, it’s not between cutting-edge Layer 2 or Layer 3 chains, or among competing cross-chain models. Instead, three market leaders are going ‘back to the future’ with plans for their own new Layer 1 solutions: Google Cloud plans the Google Cloud Universal Ledger (GCUL) […]

Author: Bitcoinist
Nasdaq-Listed Caliber to Launch First Public Chainlink Treasury

Nasdaq-Listed Caliber to Launch First Public Chainlink Treasury

The post Nasdaq-Listed Caliber to Launch First Public Chainlink Treasury appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. CaliberCos Inc. (NASDAQ: CWD) has announced the approval of a digital asset treasury strategy centered on Chainlink’s LINK token. The announcement sparked an 80% surge in its stock price. Caliber Diversifies Treasury with Chainlink (LINK) Investment According to the official statement, the move positions Caliber as one of the first publicly traded U.S. firms incorporating LINK as a holding in its treasury. The Digital Asset Treasury Strategy and Policy passed by the Board of Directors states that part of its treasury funds would be invested in LINK. The purpose is to gain returns through long-term increase in the value of LINK and receive staking incentives from the Chainlink network. Caliber said that the plan will put its balance sheet in a better position and provide it with additional cash. The firm noted that Chainlink has collaborations with leading international companies like mastercard, SWIFT and DTCC. These demonstrate that Chainlink is a valuable finance infrastructure element. By holding LINK, Caliber aims to gain exposure through a liquid, high quality digital asset that has true usefulness. Caliber also formed the Caliber Crypto Advisory Board to run the project. This group of blockchain and legal professionals shall assist in matters regarding regulations, safety and the management of assets. The company confirmed that LINK acquisitions will be funded using existing equity lines and cash reserves. Institutional recognition of LINK is also accelerating following a recent Bitwise Chainlink ETF filing. Chief Executive Officer Chris Loeffler described the move as a natural evolution for Caliber. He said the strategy aligns the company with the future of digital finance. It also establishes that the company uses real estate and digital assets as diversified alternative asset managers. Caliber manages over $2.9 billion in assets. Its primary focus is on real estate ventures such as hotels, apartment buildings and…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Top Crypto Presale: $5000 Invested in BlockchainFX Today Could Turn into $238,000

Top Crypto Presale: $5000 Invested in BlockchainFX Today Could Turn into $238,000

BlockchainFX ($BFX) presale hits $6.2M at $0.021, offering daily staking rewards and 100x potential as a $5000 buy could return $238K at $1 target.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Crypto regulation heats up XRP ETF demand; Quid Miner introduces cloud mining upgrades

Crypto regulation heats up XRP ETF demand; Quid Miner introduces cloud mining upgrades

XRP ETF Momentum and Solana’s Expanding Ecosystem Draw Investor Attention — Quid Miner Provides a Stable Passive Income Solution XRP and Solana (SOL) are again in focus. XRP has shown short-term swings, while Solana continues to grow across DeFi, NFT platforms, and institutional partnerships. Analysts note that despite turbulence, ETF expectations, cross-border adoption, and regulatory [...] The post Crypto regulation heats up XRP ETF demand; Quid Miner introduces cloud mining upgrades appeared first on Blockonomi.

Author: Blockonomi
ETF Spot su Ethereum Hanno Superato Quelli su Bitcoin per un’Intera Settimana

ETF Spot su Ethereum Hanno Superato Quelli su Bitcoin per un’Intera Settimana

In un nuovo post su X, il fornitore di soluzioni istituzionali DeFi Sentora (ex IntoTheBlock) ha parlato dell’ultima tendenza: gli ETF spot su Ethereum. Gli ETF spot sono strumenti di investimento che permettono agli investitori di ottenere esposizione a un asset sottostante, come ETH, senza possederlo direttamente. Questi ETF vengono negoziati su piattaforme tradizionali, quindi […]

Author: Bitcoinist
Today, 10 Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of 838 BTC, while 9 Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of 71,506 ETH.

Today, 10 Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of 838 BTC, while 9 Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of 71,506 ETH.

PANews reported on August 28th that according to Lookonchain, data updated on August 28th showed that 10 Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of 838 BTC (worth approximately $94.85 million); iShares (BlackRock) saw an inflow of 454 BTC (worth approximately $51.38 million), currently holding 746,016 BTC (worth approximately $8.44 billion). Meanwhile, nine Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of 71,506 ETH (worth approximately $329 million); iShares (BlackRock) saw an inflow of 57,483 ETH (worth approximately $264 million), currently holding 3,762,136 ETH (worth approximately $1.729 billion).

Author: PANews
5 times that of ETH and 22 times that of BTC, capital efficiency is the biggest advantage of the SOL digital asset treasury

5 times that of ETH and 22 times that of BTC, capital efficiency is the biggest advantage of the SOL digital asset treasury

Author: Nom Compiled by: TechFlow TL;DR -SOL’s Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) will be more efficient at accumulating current trading supply than ETH or BTC’s DAT. - The recently announced $2.5 billion SOL DAT, equivalent to $30 billion in funding for ETH or $91 billion in funding for BTC. -SOL in FTX Legacy is about to exit the market, but its narrative impact still needs to be further digested. -SOL’s inflation problem remains an obstacle to price increases, with its size being approximately three times the unlocked amount, and needs to be resolved as soon as possible. Do you really want to read the full content? Let’s take a look at a few key points: I won't get into the question of whether inflation is good or bad because I've spent enough time on that and I look forward to the changes that are coming. I am a holder of spot SOL, staked SOL, and locked SOL (thanks to SPV on Estate SOL), so my perspective may be biased. I hope the tokens I hold appreciate in value, and price stagnation is a negative for me. Headwinds: FTX Legacy and Market Pressure Like many familiar blockchains, Solana sold tokens to investors through multiple funding rounds. A significant portion of these tokens went to FTX. According to @CoinDesk's @realDannyNelson, FTX held 41 million Sol at the time of its bankruptcy, most of which were sold through several funding rounds. The main buyers included Galaxy and Pantera, with exercise prices of approximately $64 and $102 (plus fees). At the current Sol price of approximately $190, these investments have already yielded significant profits. Through analysis of pledged accounts, there are currently approximately 5 million units of "FTX Legacy SOL" to be unlocked, with a total value of approximately US$1 billion. Why mention this? Galaxy and Pantera recently announced $1.25 billion and $1 billion SOL DAT programs, respectively. Together with Sol Markets' $400 million, this totals approximately $2.5 billion (net of fees). The problem is that this likely won't have a material impact on Solana's price, as the SOL currently locked in the market can be purchased or distributed by these entities. According to @4shpool (gelato.sh), approximately 21 million units of SOL remain to be unlocked until 2028, with a total value of approximately $4 billion. A rough calculation (more detailed modeling can be provided by professional financial analysts) suggests that "FTX Legacy SOL" accounts for approximately a quarter of the remaining unlocked supply. On the other hand, Solana's inflation is also a concern. While the current inflation rate is generally considered to be 7-8%, the actual inflation rate is approximately 4.5% of the circulating supply. This means that, based on the supply of approximately 608 million SOL in epoch 839, the supply will have increased by approximately 27.5 million (inflation) and 10 million (unlocking) a year later, bringing the total circulating supply to approximately 645.5 million, with an inflation rate of approximately 6.2%. Again, this is just theoretical calculation; I'll let a more experienced analyst review it and provide you with a more accurate chart. As can be seen from the sharp increase in circulating supply, a "static" inflation rate is not accurate, with large increases at some points and smaller increases at others. We have completed the remaining large unlock points. We need to keep an eye on one key number: the amount of SOL entering the market daily. If someone receives tokens for free (e.g., through staking inflation or unlocking) or at a discount (e.g., FTX Legacy SOL), we can expect some of them to be sold. I'm assuming that all of the 37.5 million SOL inflation over the next year will be sold. This is bad news for me if I'm hoping for price appreciation—see point 2. Therefore, we need an inflow of funds, which can be achieved through DATs or ETFs like $SSK (thanks to the @REXShares team for creating and submitting the BONK ETF, which I unabashedly recommend). Ideally, every dollar spent on SOL purchases should enter the market, driving the price up. However, this approach is less efficient when SOL can be purchased at a locked or discounted price. Therefore, we assume that greedy DAT participants will buy these tokens before they unlock. Is that bad? The short answer: Not bad. To offset the annual supply of 37.5 million SOL (assuming an ideal price of $200 per SOL), the market would need an inflow of approximately $7.5 billion, or about $20.5 million per day (this is a simplification, excluding Monday-Friday trading days and bank holidays). If DATs could purchase tokens at a discount from FTX Legacy SOL or other locked SOL zones, this would increase the efficiency of this inflow. For example, raising $400 million to buy SOL at a 5% discount equates to a $420 million inflow, which is clearly better than injecting $400 million directly into the market. The only question is how to assess the time value between buying SOL from the market today and reducing sales in the future. The SOL inflation rate for the next three years will be higher than the unlocked supply (until the lockup ends in 2028), and FTX Legacy SOL only accounts for a quarter of the remaining unlocked supply. Therefore, DATs prioritizing the purchase of Legacy SOL over existing SOL will not significantly impact the overall market. Either Galaxy or Pantera could clear the remaining supply (assuming all Legacy SOL is available for sale), and this does not include existing DATs like @defidevcorp, @solstrategies_, or @UpexiTreasury (as well as existing ETPs). Good News: Trading Supply vs. Circulating Supply Funds spent on SOL are more efficient than funds spent on ETH or BTC for two main reasons. Trading Supply First, circulating supply does not equal tradable supply, especially for staked assets. Staked SOL cannot be purchased directly, but it can be used to purchase staked token derivatives (LSTs). According to the @solscanofficial team, Solana currently has 608 million SOL, of which 384 million SOL are staked, representing 63.1%. LSTs account for 33.5 million SOL, so the actual tradable supply in the market is approximately 57.5% (approximately 350 million SOL cannot be traded, with at least a two-day delay). In comparison, ETH's stake ratio is 29.6%, and LSTs account for 11.9%. A higher supply in the market makes price fluctuations more difficult to achieve, while SOL's lower tradable supply contributes to price increases. Relative capital efficiency Solana's market capitalization is significantly lower than both ETH and BTC, with a circulating market capitalization of approximately $104 billion, compared to ETH's $540 billion and BTC's $2.19 trillion. Therefore, every dollar invested in Solana DAT is 5x more efficient than investing in ETH DAT and 22x more efficient than investing in BTC DAT. When considering the staked supply, these efficiencies increase to 11x and 36x, respectively. The benefit of these DATs is that they remove supply from the market, earn tokens through staking returns (already factored into inflation above), and enable subsequent instruments like ETFs to drive the market more efficiently. SSK has seen approximately $2 million in daily inflows since launch, but an inflationary plan would require 10x that inflow—possibly achievable with the approval of more ETFs. Why read this? I've never signed up for Elon bucks, so this is a mystery to all of us. Summarize - Compared to ETH or BTC DAT, SOL DAT will be more efficient in accumulating current trading supply (rather than circulating supply). Currently, less than 1% of the supply is managed by SOL DAT, and it is expected that with the launch of the new plan, this proportion will increase to 3%, and may reach 5% in the future. - The recently announced $2.5 billion SOL DAT raise is equivalent to ETH’s $30 billion or BTC’s $91 billion. SOL DAT needs a leading figure like Michael Saylor or Tom Lee to drive the narrative. -SOL in FTX Legacy is about to exit the market, but its narrative impact still needs to be further digested. -SOL's inflation problem still needs to be solved, and its scale is about three times the unlocked amount. -Currently, ETF inflows are insufficient, but as larger-scale financial instruments are approved, SOL is expected to become a focus of institutional attention starting in Q4. -Buy $BONK (not investment advice, please do your own research). -If you just want to get investment advice from posts like this, I suggest you find a more professional quantitative analyst to manage your assets

Author: PANews
Ethereum ETFs attract massive $1.83 billion inflows over five days

Ethereum ETFs attract massive $1.83 billion inflows over five days

The post Ethereum ETFs attract massive $1.83 billion inflows over five days appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. US-listed Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continued their positive momentum on Aug. 27, adding $307.2 million in fresh inflows. According to SoSo Value data, BlackRock’s ETHA accounted for the lion’s share, drawing $262.23 million,  representing nearly 85% of the day’s total. Fidelity’s FETH and Grayscale’s ETH contributed $20.52 million and $15.05 million, respectively, while Grayscale’s ETHE and VanEck’s VETH added smaller sums of $5.65 million and $3.35 million. Meanwhile, this inflow marked the fifth consecutive trading day of gains for the nine products. Cumulatively, spot Ethereum ETFs have attracted roughly $1.83 billion in inflows over this five-day run, reflecting the significant institutional appetite for the asset. Speaking on the trend, Nate Geraci, president of advisory firm NovaDius Wealth, highlighted the broader pace of investment, saying: “[Ethereum ETFs have attracted] $4 billion in August. Approaching $10 billion since the beginning of July.” With these additions, Ethereum ETFs now hold $30.17 billion in net assets, backed by $13.64 billion in cumulative net inflows since their 2024 launch. Bitcoin ETFs lag Ethereum counterparts While Ethereum products are leading the inflow race, spot Bitcoin ETFs also posted gains, recording $81.3 million on the same day. Notably, this is their third straight session of inflows. According to the data, BlackRock’s IBIT led with $50.73 million, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC at $14.65 million. Other funds, such as Invesco’s BTCO and Franklin’s EZBC, collected $6.71 million and $6.48 million, respectively, while ARK’s ARKB added $5.58 million. Bitwise’s BITB, however, recorded a $3.05 million outflow. Despite this daily uptick, Bitcoin ETFs have recorded over $800 million in outflows this month, in contrast to the significant inflows of their Ethereum counterparts. Still, Bitcoin ETFs hold a larger cumulative footprint, with $54.19 billion in net inflows since launch and $144.57 billion in assets under management. These numbers can be attributed to…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Ethereum's open interest surges past $10 billion

Ethereum's open interest surges past $10 billion

Ethereum continues to sustain its climb, and the latest indication of that interest is reflected in Ethereum's CME futures open interest surpassing $10 billion.

Author: Cryptopolitan