Today, the US Bitcoin ETF has a net inflow of 1,458 BTC, and the Ethereum ETF has a net inflow of 27,066 ETH

- Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade nears Dec 3 mainnet launch after successful testnet phase, targeting gas fee cuts and scalability improvements via EIPs like PeerDAS. - Bitcoin's Q3 underperformance shifts capital to altcoins like BullZilla ($BZIL), which raised $980K in presale with 3.35% price surge and 2,500% ROI potential. - Ethereum's market share rose to 12.5% in Q3 as ETH ETFs attracted $9.6B, outpacing Bitcoin's $8.7B, while Bitcoin dominance fell to 56.9% amid institutional rotation. - BullZilla's defl

- ARK Invest boosted Bullish holdings via three ETFs, totaling $5M in new purchases, following an $8.27M October investment. - Bullish secured NY state licenses and expanded U.S. operations, now ranking top 10 in Bitcoin/Ethereum trading volume. - Leverage Shares launched a 2X Bullish ETF, highlighting its role as a "next-gen crypto marketplace" bridging traditional finance. - ARK divested defense/tech stocks ($12M total) while adding biotech positions, signaling strategic reallocation toward crypto and in

- Zcash (ZEC) perpetual futures open interest surged to $713M, a 25% 24-hour increase, driven by 400% price growth and institutional adoption. - Shielded supply hit 4.5M ZEC via Orchard protocol, with 27.5% of total supply now private, enhancing anonymity while reducing visible liquidity. - Grayscale ZEC Trust attracted $85M AUM, while CME and Hyperliquid saw $360M+ in ZEC derivatives activity, reflecting institutional momentum. - High-profile endorsements and $6.24B market cap highlight ZEC's "privacy ins

- Luxxcoin, a Solana-based MemeFi project, will launch its Token Generation Event (TGE) on November 24, 2025, alongside a merit-based "Hero Rewards" distribution model. - The TGE will release 7.4 billion LUX tokens (7.4% of total supply), with anti-whale caps and transparent on-chain scoring to reward long-term holders and prevent market manipulation. - The 45-round reward system prioritizes wallets based on holding duration and commitment, distributing 45% of the supply to competitive participants over 7.