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- Ethereum (ETH) dominated Q2 2025 institutional flows, with $28.5B in ETF inflows vs. Bitcoin's $1.17B outflows, driven by regulatory clarity and in-kind redemption mechanisms. - Corporate treasuries staked 2.73M ETH ($10.53B) and whale accumulation (22% supply control) signaled long-term confidence, while exchange-held ETH fell below 13M since 2016. - Derivatives open interest hit $43.569B (40% of crypto total), with stable contango and neutral funding rates reflecting spot-driven demand over speculation
- CSLM SPAC III targets blockchain infrastructure in emerging markets, avoiding speculative crypto projects. - Focuses on custody, cross-border payments, and scalable solutions to unlock $10T fintech potential in Asia, Latin America, and Africa. - Backed by 25% CAGR infrastructure market growth projections and a 24-month acquisition deadline to return capital. - Management's emerging market expertise and infrastructure focus mitigate regulatory risks compared to direct crypto exposure.
- Crypto Bitlord's threat to sell XRP at $2 risks triggering panic despite the token's 388% annual gain and institutional adoption. - His 12-year holding period highlights anchoring bias in crypto investing, where arbitrary price targets overshadow fundamental value. - XRP's long-term viability depends on Ripple's payment network expansion and regulatory progress, not short-term whale-driven volatility. - Investors are advised to balance caution over Bitlord's influence with analysis of XRP's cross-border
- Ethereum's decentralized governance mirrors organizational structures, enabling community-driven upgrades via EIPs and DAOs. - Over 13,000 DAOs managed $1.4B in 2025, using governance tokens like UNI and AAVE for protocol decisions. - Technical upgrades (Pectra, Sharding) and Layer 2 solutions enhance scalability, critical for DAO efficiency. - Risks include regulatory uncertainty, security vulnerabilities ($90M lost in 2025), and token concentration in top 20% holders. - Investors prioritize DAOs with t
- Global silver demand surges from housing construction and aging populations, driven by smart homes, solar tech, and healthcare infrastructure. - Structural supply deficits persist as mining output stagnates, creating a 800M-ounce gap between industrial demand and production since 2021. - SIVR ETF offers direct physical silver exposure, leveraging undervaluation (gold-silver ratio at 90-100:1) and industrial scarcity amid demographic-driven demand. - Aging populations and green energy transitions position
- BTC-TCs adopt decentralized governance, mirroring industrial firms’ distributed decision-making to manage risk and scale operations in volatile markets. - This model enables rapid responses but risks fragmentation if local teams prioritize short-term gains over long-term strategy. - BTC-TCs face unique challenges, including asset concentration and NAV death spirals from Bitcoin price drops, unlike diversified industrial firms. - Innovations like BTC lending and Lightning Network yield generation help div
- MUBARAK cryptocurrency faces delistings and regulatory scrutiny, triggering a 1000%+ price drop in one year. - Authorities investigate governance transparency and financial disclosures amid market integrity concerns. - 24-hour 40% price collapse and 802% 7-day decline highlight severe liquidity and governance crises. - Lack of developer/community response exacerbates uncertainty, deterring new investment and recovery efforts. - Analysts warn of continued weakness without regulatory clarity or governance
Japanese company MetaPlanet has mirrored MicroStrategy by converting its balance sheet to Bitcoin. While the Japanese government has not adopted spot crypto ETFs and its taxation system has levied a heavier burden on crypto trading, stocks of companies like MetaPlanet have been regarded as a regulated proxy for Bitcoin exposure. Now this edge is being … <a href="https://beincrypto.com/metaplanet-bitcoin-proxy/">Continued</a>
- 17:11Google's proposed sale of ad tech falls short of U.S. Department of Justice requirementsJinse Finance reported that a Google attorney stated on Monday that Google had considered selling part of its advertising technology business to address antitrust concerns in Europe and the United States, but the proposal by the U.S. Department of Justice for a mandatory sale of its ad trading platform demanded far more than that. Google’s external counsel said that the Department of Justice is requiring a “complete technical separation and divestiture” of Google’s ad trading platform AdX. The Department of Justice and Google will begin a two-week hearing next week to discuss whether the company must sell part of its business after a judge ruled that Google illegally monopolized two ad tech markets. “Google had considered a business divestiture,” the lawyer said, “but that is entirely different from the Department of Justice’s proposal in every respect.”
- 16:33The hacker who stole funds from a certain exchange user panic-sold 3,976 ETH, incurring a loss of $932,000 in two days.BlockBeats News, on September 15, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, the hacker who stole over 300 million USD from a user of a certain exchange has just panic sold 3,976 ETH (worth 17.98 million USD), with an average selling price of 4,522 USD, resulting in a loss of 932,000 USD within two days.
- 16:32Dogecoin ETF DOJE and XRP ETF XRPR are scheduled to launch this Thursday.BlockBeats News, September 15, Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas disclosed in a post that "as of now, the Dogecoin ETF DOJE is scheduled to launch this Thursday, along with the 40 Act spot XRP ETF XRPR (both are included in the same effective prospectus). Trump and Bonk are also included, but their launch dates have not yet been announced." The Rex-Osprey DOGE spot ETF (ticker DOJE) is issued under the Investment Company Act of 1940, similar to SSK. There is also a large number of projects under the Securities Act of 1933 still awaiting approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This is likely the first ETF in U.S. history that intentionally holds assets with no actual use.