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Spot Solana ETFs log 20 consecutive days of net inflows since debut
Spot Solana ETFs log 20 consecutive days of net inflows since debut

Quick Take Spot Solana ETFs logged their 20th consecutive day of net inflows on Monday, drawing in $58 million across six funds. The inflows lay the groundwork for Solana’s potential price rebound once the broader de-risking in the crypto market settles, one analyst said.

The Block·2025/11/24 16:00
Solana ETFs Hit 20-Day Inflow Streak, SOL Price Reacts
Solana ETFs Hit 20-Day Inflow Streak, SOL Price Reacts

Solana ETFs in the US have recorded their 20th consecutive day of net inflows, showcasing the high adoption rate.

Coinspeaker·2025/11/24 16:00
Exodus primed for more stable, fintech-like revenue after W3C acquisition: Benchmark
Exodus primed for more stable, fintech-like revenue after W3C acquisition: Benchmark

Quick Take Benchmark says W3C gives Exodus meaningful card-issuing scale that could drive longer-term growth. The acquisition brings a largely non-crypto client base, giving Exodus a clearer path into mainstream fintech.

The Block·2025/11/24 16:00
CFTC Acting Chair Pham seeks CEOs for innovation council amid expanding crypto oversight
CFTC Acting Chair Pham seeks CEOs for innovation council amid expanding crypto oversight

Quick Take The CFTC is poised to have a larger role in regulating crypto as bills in both the House and Senate would give the agency broader authority over digital assets. “In order to hit the ground running, it is critical that the CFTC drives public engagement with the support of expert industry leaders and visionaries who are building the future,” Pham said on Tuesday.

The Block·2025/11/24 16:00
The Daily: Polymarket allowed to resume US operations, Grayscale and Franklin XRP ETFs each clock over $60M in debut inflows, and more
The Daily: Polymarket allowed to resume US operations, Grayscale and Franklin XRP ETFs each clock over $60M in debut inflows, and more

Quick Take The CFTC has officially approved Polymarket’s return to the U.S. by issuing an Amended Order of Designation that lets the onchain predictions platform operate as a fully regulated intermediated exchange. Grayscale and Franklin Templeton’s new spot XRP ETFs led the market on debut, pulling in $67.4 million and $62.6 million in respective net inflows on Monday.

The Block·2025/11/24 16:00
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Ethereum researchers demonstrate Native Rollups prototype
Ethereum researchers have demonstrated a proof of concept for Native Rollups, a design that enables Ethereum to directly verify Layer 2 state transitions within its own execution environment. The experiment implements EIP-8079 through a new EXECUTE precompile, which re-executes Layer 2 blocks on Ethereum's base layer instead of relying on external proofs.
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Morgan Stanley's chief strategist predicts US stock market bull run may return within six months
Mike Wilson, Chief Investment Officer and Chief US Equity Strategist at Morgan Stanley, recently stated on a podcast that the impact of the US-Iran conflict on US stocks is similar to the correction triggered by Trump's tariff policy a year ago. He predicts that US stocks may continue to pull back in the short term, but the market could become clearer in six months, with a possible return to a bull market. He believes that the war situation may stabilize, the issue of the Hormuz Strait blockage could be resolved, US energy independence and tax incentive policies may enhance the attractiveness of US stocks, and the scope of corporate earnings growth may expand.
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Maersk says 10 ships are stranded in the Persian Gulf, and it will take at least a week to restore shipping capacity.
Golden Ten Data reported on March 11 that, according to The Wall Street Journal, Vincent Clerc, CEO of Danish container shipping giant Maersk, stated that the company currently has 10 ships trapped in the Persian Gulf. If a ceasefire is achieved, it will take at least one week to 10 days to resume normal operations. Brokers say that more than 100 container ships are currently stranded in the Gulf region. Ship fuel inventories at some Asian ports are declining, and oil supply issues may restrict the docking of container ships. "The longer the strait remains closed, the harder it will be for Asia to replenish oil inventories," Clerc said. If Maersk cannot obtain fuel in Asia, it will have to charter tankers to transport fuel, and the additional costs will be reflected in higher freight rates. The daily charter rate for ultra-large tankers is currently near a historic high, exceeding $400,000.
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