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Tokenized Assets Hit $270 Billion Record as Institutions Standardize on Ethereum,
Ethereum ETFs hit pause: $59m flows out as ETH pulls back
The market for tokenized assets has quietly reached a new milestone, with assets under management (A
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows of $59.34 million on August 15, ending an eight-day streak that brought $3.7 billion in total inflows.
Udi Wertheimer reveals how institutions have been quietly buying Bitcoin from long-time holders, creating “forced buyers” like Michael Saylors MicroStrategy.
A major Shiba Inu (SHIB) holder associated with Coinbase recently transferred its entire balance of
Ethereum is now trading in the $4,800 range for the first time since the 2021 bull market peak, a mi
ETH price fell alongside the wider crypto market sell-off today, but Polymarket odds show traders still betting on $5,000 before the month ends.
The crypto market is on a strong upswing, with major coins posting impressive gains over the past we
Google Trends shows “altcoin” searches at their highest since 2021 and “Ethereum” at a two-year peak, as 2025 sees a flood of altcoin ETF applications and corporate treasuries expanding into ETH, Solana, and Chainlink.
Google Trends shows “altcoin” searches at their highest since 2021 and “Ethereum” at a two-year peak, as 2025 sees a flood of altcoin ETF applications and corporate treasuries expanding into ETH, Solana, and Chainlink.
Google search activity for “altcoin” has reached its highest level in five years, matching interest
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