The Latest Breaking News from James Seyffart

Despite the record outflows, Bloomberg analyst says it’s “par for the course.”

The SEC has acknowledged some $XRP ETF filings, driving hopes for what was once a true challenger to Bitcoin and Ethereum – but the question is, will they get approved for trading?

Bitcoin hits a new high near $95,000. Spot bitcoin ETFs launch, BlackRock contracts near $1.9 billion. MicroStrategy buys more crypto.

Rep. Ro Khanna once again organized another roundtable between crypto executives and White House officials, and there are contradicting reports about how the meeting went, but it appears to have given hope to some Polymarket traders as VP Kamala Harris overtook Donald Trump early Friday.

Bitcoin was close to $70,000 when it crashed within hours following news that a wallet linked to the U.S. government moved some $2 billion worth of Bitcoins – days after Donald Trump promised the government will "hodl" under his leadership.

Ethereum ETFs went live Tuesday and posted "solid" trading volume numbers, but with a lot of supply locked up, the community may see a "severe" supply shortage in the first months of the funds' trading.

Ethereum ETFs saw net inflows of $107 million on launch day—a "pretty big success." Grayscale's outflows, however, were bigger than some predicted.

Ether prices were unmoved Tuesday as spot Ethereum ETFs saw trading volumes surpass $1 billion, but most crypto users still believe the funds will have their time to shine as more investors find interest in the new ETFs.

Less than a week before the expected launch of spot Ethereum ETFs, the management fee and waiver offering wars are on – Grayscale, whose Bitcoin ETF was unpopular among retailers due to high fees, appears to have learned a lesson or two from BlackRock.