Ethereum ETFs bleed $56M in ninth straight day of outflows!
All $56.10M in Ethereum ETF outflows came from BlackRock's ETHA alone, a nine-day streak that signals sustained institutional repositioning away from ETH exposure.
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All $56.10M in Ethereum ETF outflows came from BlackRock's ETHA alone, a nine-day streak that signals sustained institutional repositioning away from ETH exposure.
SkyAI’s average entry near $194 leaves a potential $46M loss, turning the flow into a bearish signal for SOL liquidity and holder behavior.
The alleged implant shows how intact packaging may not prove hardware integrity, while Ledger has not confirmed the module or linked it to recent customer losses.
The research thesis favors platforms that capture fees from tokenized markets, while warning that rising onchain activity alone may not translate into token gains.
Buybacks account for most reported revenue, while a 56% share of onchain perpetuals open interest underscores Hyperliquid's market position.
The flaw could have bypassed the ledger’s fixed-supply safeguards, but RippleX found no evidence of exploitation and shipped a patch in xrpld 3.4.1.
The move happened in roughly one-eighth of the 50-day window, and last cycle a similar RSI reclaim preceded years of upside, framing this as continuation, not exhaustion.
Faster slots sharpen responsiveness, not throughput: Solana kept its approximate execution capacity per second unchanged while validators and apps adapt to tighter timing.
A possible breach could reopen criminal exposure and billions in additional fines, while the current probe has not alleged wrongdoing by Binance or its employees.
The freeze may slow some stolen funds, but it does not return them to victims or cover assets on Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The upgrade adds role-based controls as XRPL competes for tokenized assets, but developers warn against delegating one permission until a separate fix activates.
The move expands regulated access to two of crypto’s largest assets through Thailand’s domestic stock market.
The reported losses put a spotlight on the risks of buying hardware wallets through resellers, especially when users rely on them to secure large stablecoin balances.
Approval would bring prediction markets and crypto derivatives to US customers, adding regulated products as the company also prepares for a possible IPO.
Two months of job losses have erased 110,000 positions, while unemployment has climbed to 6.5%, putting fresh pressure on Canada's economy.
The investigation puts reseller channels and hardware-wallet supply chains under scrutiny, though the reported theft remains potential, not confirmed.
The rollout could put token transfers and digital collectibles inside a messaging platform with a billion-plus audience, bringing crypto access closer to everyday users.
The losses remain unconfirmed and the cause is unknown, but Ledger has urged some recent buyers not to set up their devices and to move assets if already activated.
Both major spot ETF groups recorded net withdrawals over 1 day and 7 days, putting institutional fund flows firmly in focus.
The suspected supply-chain attack has not been confirmed, and Ledger says there is no evidence its hardware or core infrastructure was directly compromised.