Follow crypto ETF news, approvals, inflows, issuers, and market reactions across spot Bitcoin, Ethereum, and digital asset funds.
Despite famed meme status, Dogecoin ETF starts with zero new capital, signaling trouble for upcoming crypto funds.
Oluwapelumi Adejumo 5 min read 
A filing would kick off a new front in the ETH ETF war: pricing, staking access, and custody all in play.
BlackRock’s flagship fund leads the worst daily bleed since launch, leaving most ETF buyers underwater for the first time.
XRP’s $58M debut and SOL’s streak land on a red tape, but why big launches aren’t saving spot markets?
At these levels, the question stops being "how scared are people?" and becomes "does extreme fear actually predict anything?"
New altcoin ETFs outshine Bitcoin and Ethereum with record inflows amidst traditional finance skepticism.
The exodus surpassed the Aug. 1 record of $812.3 million to take second place, while the Feb. 25 outflow of $1.1 billion remains the worst daily redemption on record.
By Sept. 30, that same $10,000 IBIT position had reached approximately $25,000, translating to a 150% return in under two years.
Grayscale reported $318.7 million in revenue for the nine months ended Sept. 30, down from $397.9 million in the same period of 2024.
