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Spot bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. drew in $817.5 million in daily net inflows amid a broader crypto market rally on Tuesday, which has since paused.Bitcoin fell 3.4% in the past 24 hours to currently trade at $86,855, potentially indicating some profit-taking by investors, according to a BRN analyst.
Share link:In this post: XRP surged by 10% in 24 hours While Bitcoin and Ethereum saw declines. A reported meeting between Ripple and President-elect Trump fueled hopes that the SEC might drop its appeal. XRP has surged by 24% in the past week, reaching $0.66.
Of course, a lot has happened since the 600+ survey respondents shared their thoughts between Aug. 15 and Oct. 1
Bitcoin’s rally toward $90,000 gains strength as institutional interest in BTC ETFs surges. Glassnode’s report suggests the current cycle may still have room to expand, with key supports underscoring a bullish outlook.
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- 05:14Foreign Media: NVIDIA to Adjust Chip Exports to ChinaAccording to a report by Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao on May 17, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated that due to the U.S. government's restrictions on exporting Hopper architecture H20 chips to China, the company is reassessing its market strategy in China, but will not launch any more Hopper series chips in the future. It was reported that during an interview on the 17th, Huang said that for the Chinese market, NVIDIA will not introduce any more Hopper series products after the H20 chip. He said, "It won't be Hopper, because Hopper can no longer be adjusted." (Reference News)
- 05:13Abraxas Capital withdrew 14,030 ETH from CEX yesterday, valued at approximately $36.02 millionAccording to Arkham monitoring data, Abraxas Capital withdrew a total of 14,030 ETH from CEX through six transactions yesterday, valued at approximately $36.02 million.
- 05:13Trump Lashes Out at US Media ABC: Can't Say Qatar Gave Me a Free PlaneTrump stated on social media: "Why doesn't Bob Iger (CEO of The Walt Disney Company, which owns ABC News) do something about ABC's fake news, especially since I just won $16 million because of George Stephanopoulos's (ABC News anchor) false and defamatory reporting. He was warned, but 'management' can't restrain him. Now I see they're at it again, and I warn these despicable people once more! Qatar, this wonderful country, deserves better treatment than misleading (fake!) news after agreeing to invest over $1.4 trillion in the United States. Everyone, including their lawyers, was informed that ABC cannot say Qatar gave me a free Boeing 747 plane because they didn't. Instead, as fake news ABC fully knows and understands, this respected country will donate the plane to the U.S. Air Force/Department of Defense, not to me. By doing so, they save our country and American taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. ABC fake news is one of the worst."