Index

A crypto Index provides a way for investors to gain diversified exposure to a specific basket of digital assets through a single tokenized product. These indices often track specific sectors, such as DeFi, DePIN, or RWA, and are automatically rebalanced via smart contracts. In 2026, AI-managed thematic indices have become the gold standard for passive investing, allowing users to track the "blue chips" of the Web3 economy without manual portfolio management. This tag covers index methodology, rebalancing frequency, and the benefits of diversified crypto baskets.

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XLM News Today: Price Holds Above $0.31 as Buyers Eye $0.60 Target

XLM News Today: Price Holds Above $0.31 as Buyers Eye $0.60 Target

Stellar has managed to stay above the $0.31 level, showing stability in the market despite recent fluctuations.

Author: Brave Newcoin
Crypto News: XRP Tops Sentiment Charts, Outshines Bitcoin and Ethereum

Crypto News: XRP Tops Sentiment Charts, Outshines Bitcoin and Ethereum

The post Crypto News: XRP Tops Sentiment Charts, Outshines Bitcoin and Ethereum appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News XRP has taken the lead in crypto sentiment, surpassing both Bitcoin and Ethereum in the latest report shared by Paul Barron. The report, which tracks 56 major crypto assets, placed XRP at the top with a sentiment score of 86 out of 100. Its overall composite score reached 87, ahead of Bitcoin and Ethereum, both …

Author: CoinPedia
XRP News: Investors Flock to Ripplecoin Mining for Daily XRP Yields

XRP News: Investors Flock to Ripplecoin Mining for Daily XRP Yields

The post XRP News: Investors Flock to Ripplecoin Mining for Daily XRP Yields appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. As XRP continues to gain traction in the global crypto market, more and more investors are seeking new ways to generate stable returns on their holdings. Recently, the cloud mining platform Ripplecoin Mining has attracted a large number of users, who are converting previously idle wallet assets into daily cash returns by participating in XRP-specific contracts. The XRP market continues to attract attention In the recent trading week, the XRP price stabilized around $2.80, with whale investors accumulating over hundreds of millions of XRP tokens at low prices. This trend demonstrates that despite overall market volatility, XRP’s long-term value is gradually being recognized by institutional and individual investors. Analysts point out that XRP not only has the potential for cross-border payments but is also being repositioned as an investment tool that can generate passive income. From “Holding and Waiting” to “Holding for Interest” Many investors used to adopt a “buy and wait” strategy, but price fluctuations often make returns unpredictable. Ripplecoin Mining offers an alternative: through cloud mining contracts, users don’t need to purchase mining equipment or possess technical knowledge; simply invest XRP and receive automatic daily returns. According to platform data, some active investors have achieved daily net returns of up to $4,935 through this model, making it a hot topic in the crypto community. Simple steps, quick start The appeal of Ripplecoin mining lies in its ease of use. Registering and launching a contract only requires a few steps: Register an account: Click here to visit the Ripplecoin Mining official website. Registration takes just one minute, and new users will receive a $15 welcome bonus. Deposit XRP: Generate a unique deposit address in your account and transfer XRP (BTC, ETH, USDT) from an exchange or wallet with zero fees and instant deposits. Choose a contract: From short-term trials…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Bitcoin, altcoins tumble as weak job numbers stoke recession fears

Bitcoin, altcoins tumble as weak job numbers stoke recession fears

The post Bitcoin, altcoins tumble as weak job numbers stoke recession fears appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Bitcoin and altcoins dropped after weak US jobs data heightened recession concerns. Markets anticipate a Federal Reserve rate cut in September as economic risks increase. The price of Bitcoin fell below $110,500 on Friday morning as August jobs data came in weaker than expected, which fueled concerns about a looming recession. Altcoins also saw gains erased as market volatility intensified. The US economy added 22,000 jobs in August, far below expectations and down from 79,000 in July, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. The unemployment rate increased to 4.3% from 4.2%, while July’s job gains were revised lower from 73,000. The sharp deceleration suggests businesses are pulling back on hiring, often an early warning sign of weaker demand and slowing activity. The three-month average has dropped sharply, showing a consistent cooling trend in the labor market that can spill into consumer spending and overall growth, raising the risk of recession. Gold hit a record $3,580 on the weak jobs data, while Bitcoin dipped to $112,500 before rebounding above $113,300, TradingView showed. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq also touched fresh highs, but crypto and equities quickly pulled back even as markets fully priced in a September Fed rate cut. Traders now see a 98% chance the Fed delivers a quarter-point cut at its Sept. 16–17 meeting, with 2% odds on a half-point move, according to FedWatch Tool data. In his most recent statements at the Fed’s Jackson Hole event, Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaled that the central bank kept the door open for a September rate cut. However, he also indicated it would not signal the start of an aggressive easing cycle. Powell noted that inflation risks remain tilted to the upside while employment risks are leaning lower. With policy rates now closer to neutral but still restrictive,…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
QYLD ETF: Is this 13% yielding Nasdaq 100 Index fund a buy?

QYLD ETF: Is this 13% yielding Nasdaq 100 Index fund a buy?

The Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD) is struggling this year. QYLD has rallied to $16.7, up by 21% from its lowest level this year. Unlike other funds, it remains much lower than the year-to-date high of $17.6 and has had outflows in the last six consecutive weeks. Its net inflow this year was $495 million, bringing its total assets to over $8 billion. What is QYLD ETF and how it worksThe Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF is one of the biggest players in the covered call sector. Its goal is to generate substantial returns by tracking the Nasdaq 100 Index.While top Nasdaq 100 Index ETFs provide a 1% return, the QYLD has a dividend yield of about 13%, making it popular among dividend investors.The QYLD ETF uses a different approach to other covered call funds in the way it is designed. It is a passive fund that tracks the CBOE NASDAQ-100 BuyWrite V2 Index.This index employs a strategy of holding all companies in the Nasdaq 100 Index, which is primarily composed of technology companies such as Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, and Google. Historically, the Nasdaq 100 Index has been one of the best performers in the United States.By investing in the Nasdaq 100, the fund aims to benefit from its strong performance over time. At the same time, it sells at-the-money (ATM) covered calls on 100% of the portfolio. A covered call involves owning an asset and then selling call options, collecting the premium, which it then distributes to investors.The ETF benefits substantially during the highly volatile periods in the market as option premiums increase. However, the challenge is that the options premium caps the upside when the underlying asset is in a strong trajectory.The QYLD ETF is often compared to the JPMorgan Nasdaq 100 Premium Equity ETF (JEPQ), which also aims to generate superior returns by leveraging the covered call strategy.However, the two funds are different in that JEPQ is an active fund where JPMorgan’s experts select stocks in the Nasdaq 100 Index, while QYLD is a passive one.The other difference is that QYLD sells ATM calls, while JEPQ sells out-of-the-market (OTM) calls that earn it a lower premium, while retaining more upside potential.Is QYLD ETF a good investment?For an investor interested in American technology companies, there are two main ways to go about it. One can invest in a fund that tracks the Nasdaq 100 Index, like QQQ and QQQM. These funds generate more returns, while giving a lesser dividend.The other option is to invest in covered call ETFs like QYLD. While these funds generate a higher dividend income, the reality is that they are less profitable in the long term.For example, the QYLD ETF has an expense ratio of 0.60%, higher than most passive funds. Also, it is taxed differently than other passive funds, adding to its higher costs. In a statement, the co-founder of NEOS, which runs similar funds said:“The space is growing, and one of the things we always tell investors is do your homework. It’s very important to understand not only what you’re buying but what the tax implications behind it is.”Most importantly, the fund’s total return is significantly smaller than that of other funds that track the Nasdaq 100.For example, QYLD’s total return in the last three years was 44%, much lower than the Nasdaq 100’s 100% and JEPQ’s 73%. The same is happening this year as its total return is minus 0.37%, while the other two generated 12% and 6.50%, respectively.The post QYLD ETF: Is this 13% yielding Nasdaq 100 Index fund a buy? appeared first on Invezz

Author: Coinstats
First Dogecoin ETF set to launch — but it’s a different breed from Bitcoin and Ethereum

First Dogecoin ETF set to launch — but it’s a different breed from Bitcoin and Ethereum

A Dogecoin exchange-traded fund is about to hit the market.This week, Rex Shares and Osprey Funds announced the imminent launch of DOJE, an ETF that tracks the performance of the popular memecoin.“DOJE will be the first ETF to deliver investors exposure to the performance of the iconic memecoin, Dogecoin,” Rex-Osprey posted on X.While DOJE will be the first Dogecoin ETF, it’s not a spot ETF like the ones the SEC approved for Bitcoin and Ethereum last year. Instead, it’s the quirkier, rule-hugging cousin: a so-called 40-Act ETF.So, what’s the difference? Spot crypto ETFs directly hold the underlying cryptocurrency, but a 40-Act ETF offers indirect exposure to the underlying cryptocurrency via futures, swaps, or other index-based instruments.Rex-Osprey’s prospectus states that the fund will invest approximately 80% of its assets in Dogecoin instruments, which may include derivatives such as futures or swaps.Rex-0sprey used this workaround to launch its Solana staking ETF in July.Flurry of filingsMeanwhile, the SEC is reviewing spot Dogecoin ETF applications from issuers like Grayscale, Bitwise, and 21Shares.Those filings are among more than 90 exchange-traded products under review by the SEC, including altcoin applications for cryptocurrencies such as Solana, XRP, and Litecoin.The SEC’s decision deadline for several of those applications begins in mid-October, with analysts like Balchunas predicting high approval chances for major altcoins like Litecoin and XRP.Proponents of these altcoins hope an ETF will buttress their tokens’ prices, as has been the case for Bitcoin and Ethereum.Massive institutional inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum have catapulted both cryptocurrencies to new all-time highs.Bitcoin ETFs drew in $2 billion in only the first three trading days after approval and amassed $107 billion in assets in one year, becoming the most successful ETF launch in history in the process.Osato Avan-Nomayo is our Nigeria-based DeFi correspondent. He covers DeFi and tech. Got a tip? Please contact him at osato@dlnews.com.

Author: Coinstats
Memecoin BONK’s price falls by 12% as traders eye liquidity reversal – Details!

Memecoin BONK’s price falls by 12% as traders eye liquidity reversal – Details!

Directional Movement Index highlighted a strong BONK downtrend in progress.

Author: Coinstats
Dogecoin (DOGE) Price Under Pressure, Risks 15% Dip

Dogecoin (DOGE) Price Under Pressure, Risks 15% Dip

The post Dogecoin (DOGE) Price Under Pressure, Risks 15% Dip appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Dogecoin (DOGE) is under pressure. The coin has recovered from its slump yesterday, gaining 0.35% in the past day and 1.29% this week. It was trading close to $0.21 at press time. Despite recent dip and meagre gains, the bigger picture still looks positive. Dogecoin price was up 8% over the past month, 16.8% in three months, and more than 116% in one year. But the near-term picture looks heavy, and whales may be the reason why. Weak Demand Signals Pressure on Dogecoin Price One of the most worrying signs right now is the Money Flow Index (MFI). This tool measures buying and selling pressure. It combines price and volume to show if money is flowing in or out of an asset. A high MFI, above 80, usually means the coin is overbought. A low MFI, below 20, usually means it is oversold. DOGE MFI Looking Weak | Source: TradingView For DOGE, the MFI has fallen below 40. This sharp drop means that fewer coins are being bought while selling pressure builds. Traders often see this as a sign that demand is slowing down. When fewer people buy and more people sell, prices usually move down. At the same time, this dip in MFI shows that buyers are not stepping in strongly even at cheaper prices. That lack of dip-buying can make corrections last longer and go deeper than expected. And if selling comes in at this time, the price action could feel additional spells of stress. Whale Selling Adds Stress Despite ETF Hopes Another reason for the weak picture comes from whales. On-chain data from Santiment shows that whales sold around 200 million DOGE in just two days. Whale selling usually matters more than retail buying because of the sheer size of their holdings. When whales sell, it adds…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Best Crypto to Buy Now Before Market Moves Higher – Next 10X Potential Coins

Best Crypto to Buy Now Before Market Moves Higher – Next 10X Potential Coins

Altcoin momentum is starting to heat up, and with the altcoin season index climbing, traders are keeping a close eye on what could be the next explosive run. While not every project will go parabolic, market sentiment is holding steady, and overall conditions suggest an exciting window for high-potential plays. Some of the best cryptos […]

Author: The Cryptonomist
Michael Saylor’s Strategy Qualifies For S&P 500, May Spark $16 Billion Inflows: Bloomberg

Michael Saylor’s Strategy Qualifies For S&P 500, May Spark $16 Billion Inflows: Bloomberg

The first Dogecoin ETF could debut as early as next week, said Bloomberg analysts, adding that the possible launch comes with a new altcoin season [...]

Author: Insidebitcoins