Five newly created wallets withdrew 173,654 ETH from FalconX in the past 16 hours

- ZKC plummeted 4003.83% in a year, triggering technical and sentiment concerns. - Key resistance levels and moving averages remain unbroken, deepening the bearish trend. - Weak RSI/MACD and lack of institutional support erode investor confidence. - A backtesting strategy uses moving averages and volume to capture directional moves amid the downtrend.

- SEC approves in-kind creation/redemption for crypto ETPs, aligning them with traditional commodity ETFs to boost efficiency and institutional adoption. - This shift reduces transaction costs and slippage by enabling direct asset exchanges (e.g., Bitcoin/Ethereum) instead of cash-based mechanisms. - BlackRock’s IBIT ETF sees strong inflows, while decentralized exchanges like Aster surge in volume, signaling maturing DeFi infrastructure and regulatory clarity. - Analysts predict accelerated institutional a

- U.S. Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs lost $5.046B in outflows as investors repositioned ahead of Fed policy updates, reversing recent inflow trends. - Fidelity's FBTC led Bitcoin ETF withdrawals ($75.6M), while BlackRock's IBIT saw minimal inflows, highlighting shifting institutional demand. - Ethereum ETFs fared worse, with FETH and Grayscale's ETH fund losing $99.8M combined, reflecting broader crypto capital rotation. - Analysts link redemptions to profit-taking after Bitcoin's $124K peak and cautious

- SEC approves in-kind creation/redemption for crypto ETPs tracking Bitcoin and Ethereum, aligning with traditional ETP frameworks. - Position limits for Bitcoin ETF options raised 10x to 250,000 contracts, plus FLEX options introduced to boost liquidity and institutional strategies. - Market welcomes tax-efficient mechanism deferring capital gains, with BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF reaching $10B in 251 days amid regulatory clarity. - Analysts predict 90-95% chance of XRP/Solana/ADA spot ETF approvals by year-