ETF

A crypto ETF is a regulated investment fund that tracks the price of one or more digital assets and trades on traditional stock exchanges like the NYSE or Nasdaq.Following the success of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, the 2026 market now includes Solana ETFs and diversified Altcoin Baskets. ETFs serve as the primary vehicle for institutional capital and retirement funds (401k/IRA) to enter the Web3 space. This tag tracks regulatory approvals, AUM (Assets Under Management) inflows, and the impact of Wall Street on crypto liquidity.

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Bitcoin Price Nears $113,500 Amid a Fresh US Sell-Off

Bitcoin Price Nears $113,500 Amid a Fresh US Sell-Off

The post Bitcoin Price Nears $113,500 Amid a Fresh US Sell-Off appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key points: Bitcoin selling pressure increases as US stocks dip at the Wall Street open. BTC price almost hits $113,500 as over $100 million in longs gets liquidated in an hour. ETF flows are now key as onchain fundamentals start “weakening.” Bitcoin (BTC) fell to near two-week lows at Tuesday’s Wall Street open as US selling pressure surged. BTC/USD one-hour chart. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingView BTC price action “not a sign of strength” Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed BTC/USD dropping beneath $114,000. Bitcoin and altcoins fell with US stocks, with the Nasdaq Composite Index down 1.2% at the time of writing. Long BTC positions, subject to an ongoing squeeze, added another $116 million to their liquidation tally in an hour. Data from CoinGlass also showed bids lining up around the $112,000 mark — already a point of interest for market participants. BTC liquidation heatmap. Source: CoinGlass “TLDR: The $107k – $110k range is coming into focus,” Keith Alan, cofounder of trading resource Material Indicators, summarized in part of his latest post on X. “This is not a sign of strength for $BTC. The downward pressure is palpable, but bulls are trying to find their footing.” BTC/USD one-day chart with 50, 100SMA. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingView Alan flagged the 100-day simple moving average (SMA) at $110,950 as a potential support barrier, with the 50-day counterpart at $115,875 now important to reclaim. On exchange order books, Material Indicators identified a $25 million band of liquidity at $105,000 — “plunge protection” against a deeper market rout. “This bid liquidity does not look like it aims to get filled. It was placed to heard liquidity upward. If it fails to accomplish that and price reverts, I expect it to get rugged or moved before it gets filled,” it commented alongside a chart of liquidity and whale…

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Is Bitcoin Becoming Too Expensive for Retail Investors?

Is Bitcoin Becoming Too Expensive for Retail Investors?

The post Is Bitcoin Becoming Too Expensive for Retail Investors? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. As Bitcoin (BTC) experiences a downturn amid the ongoing market slump, new demand is steadily entering the space. Despite the price dip, acquiring a full 1 BTC is becoming increasingly challenging for new buyers. This signals a shift in the asset’s accessibility and investor behavior. Why Owning 1 Bitcoin Is a Rare Milestone Glassnode, a blockchain data and intelligence platform, reported a 1.0% increase in the supply held by first-time buyers. Over the past five days, it has risen from 4.88 million to 4.93 million BTC, indicating new demand. Bitcoin Supply Held By First-Time Buyers. Source: X/Glassnode While the recent increase in Bitcoin demand is promising, acquiring the asset requires substantial capital at this time, something that many investors may not have. A report from CoinGecko highlighted a decline in the number of wallet addresses holding more than 1 BTC, correlating with the asset’s price surge. The report revealed that only around 1 million addresses globally hold 1 or more Bitcoins. Most of these holders accumulated their Bitcoin before 2018. This is when prices were quite low, especially in early 2017 when Bitcoin traded around $1,000.  CoinGecko noted that from 2010 to 2017, such addresses surged from 50,000 to 700,000. However, from 2018 onward, only an additional 300,000 addresses have been added. This brings the total to just over 1 million today.  “When Bitcoin crossed $100,000, this means it is 100x more expensive to become a whole coiner than in 2017. We also notice that the amount of whole coiners actually decreased after 2024, coinciding with Bitcoin ETF approval and institutional adoption,” the report read. CoinGecko suggested that the rise of institutional investors has contributed to a greater concentration of Bitcoin wealth among the wealthiest individuals. This trend may explain the reduction in the number of whole coiners, as some…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
As AI Rewires Crypto, Lyno AI Emerges as the Token Powering Next-Gen Arbitrage

As AI Rewires Crypto, Lyno AI Emerges as the Token Powering Next-Gen Arbitrage

With the cryptocurrency scene being rewired by AI, a new wave of decentralized trading is appearing with new protocols. Lyno AI drives this change, which uses artificial intelligence to re-imagining arbitrage possibilities. This technology combines machine learning and blockchain technology, and provides autonomous trading algorithms over a variety of platforms. Why Lyno AI Stands Out […] The post  As AI Rewires Crypto, Lyno AI Emerges as the Token Powering Next-Gen Arbitrage appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

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What’s next for Bitcoin price as retail sentiment flips bearish?

What’s next for Bitcoin price as retail sentiment flips bearish?

The post What’s next for Bitcoin price as retail sentiment flips bearish? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin price dips to $113,000, dragging the crypto market lower and pushing retail sentiment to its weakest level in weeks. Summary Crypto market cap slid to $3.8T, with Bitcoin 8.5% off ATH. Derivatives show risk reduction, as volume rises but open interest falls. Retail turns fearful, but whales and ETFs continue to add BTC. Bitcoin’s price (BTC) has slipped to $113,646 at press time, marking a 1.2% daily loss, a 5% decline in the past week, and a 4% drop over 30 days. The move leaves the asset 8.5% below its all-time high of $124,128, reached on Aug. 14. The downturn was mirrored in investor mood, as the Fear & Greed Index dropped 12 points in a single day, from 56 to 44, sliding back into “Fear” territory. Derivatives activity was mixed. 24-hour trading volume rose 6.23% to $83.7 billion, while open interest slipped 0.77% to $80.36 billion, as per Coinglass data. Rising volume alongside falling open interest often suggests short-term churn and position closing, rather than fresh conviction, implying traders are reducing risk while volatility picks up. Sentiment turns negative but Bitcoin whales accumulate According to an Aug. 20 update from Santiment, retail traders have shifted to their most bearish sentiment since June 22, when war concerns triggered widespread selling. Because markets often move against the crowd, analysts pointed out that historically, this kind of pessimism has preceded price recoveries. 😨 Retail traders have done a complete 180 after Bitcoin has failed to rally and dipped below $113K. The past 24 hours have marked the most bearish sentiment seen on social media since the June 22nd fears of war caused a cascade of panic sells. 🩸 Historically, this negative… pic.twitter.com/UYKOpWoOkn — Santiment (@santimentfeed) August 20, 2025 In contrast to retail behavior, large holders remain active. On Aug. 19, Santiment reported…

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Can the Fed afford to slash interest rates?

Can the Fed afford to slash interest rates?

Investors were dealt bad news on the inflation front across both consumer and producer measures.The Consumer Price Index (CPI) came out first and increased by 2.7% compared to last year, which was in line with estimates and matched June’s pace. But the core figure that excludes food and energy prices rose by 3.1% which was slightly higher than estimates.That also marks the second consecutive month where the core measure is seeing a faster rate of change. But the Producer Price Index (PPI) is running even hotter.The PPI gained 3.3% in July compared to last year while the core figure increased by 3.7%. The monthly gain was reported at 0.9%, which was well ahead of estimates for 0.2% and was the largest gain since inflation was surging higher in early 2022.PPI measures the average change over time in the selling prices received by domestic producers for their output. That means it can lead changes in consumer price inflation. The chart below compares the annual change in CPI (green line) versus PPI (blue line), where you should watch for directional changes in inflation when PPI crosses over CPI.It’s just the latest warning that accelerating inflation could mark the second half of the year. But that’s not the only economic development that could complicate matters for the Federal Reserve.Despite the weak July payrolls report that saw major downward revisions to the prior two months, it appears that estimates for economic growth are holding up quite well.Following the latest retail sales report, the Atlanta Fed’s estimate for 3Q GDP growth is holding up at 2.5% annualized. Evidence of a strong economy along with accelerating inflation could put expectations for interest rate cuts on the backburner.This week, let’s look at leading indicators of inflation and evidence that companies are passing through tariffs in the form of higher prices. We’ll also look at metrics pointing to a resilient economy and why the economic outlook continues to support the rally in the S&P 500.The Chart ReportThe effective tariff rate currently stands at 18.6% which is the highest since 1933. One concern stemming from rising tariffs and the trade war are on the inflation picture, and if companies will pass higher costs to consumers in the form of higher prices. The PPI report is providing more evidence that businesses are increasing prices, which could show up in consumer inflation measures in the months ahead. The chart below shows the trade services component of the PPI report. It measures the margins received by wholesalers and retailers, and suggests producers are rising prices above cost.Chart from RenMac on XInvestor attention will be fixated on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech, and how the Fed is viewing the balance of risks between recent weak labor market data and rising inflation. Past speeches by Powell have delivered insights on the metrics that central bank officials are tracking to make policy decisions. That includes comments by Powell in 2022 when he discussed core inflation components to monitor price levels. Those components include core goods, shelter, and core services excluding shelter (i.e. supercore inflation). The annual change in those three components are plotted in the chart below. You can see that core goods tends to move first followed by supercore inflation and then shelter. The recent increases in core goods and supercore inflation warn of rising inflation ahead.Chart from MacroMicroDespite the higher than expected core consumer and producer inflation reports for July, investors have barely tempered expectations for interest rate cuts in the months ahead. Odds for a quarter point rate cut at the next meeting in September stand at 92%, and the 2-year Treasury yield that tends to lead changes in the fed funds rate is hovering near recent levels. But unless there are clear signs of trouble in the economy, the Fed may decide to hold rates higher for longer. The chart below shows the annual change in core CPI (blue line) and the effective fed funds rate (green line). When policy is restrictive above core CPI, the Fed only tends to drop fed funds below CPI following a recession (shaded areas).Concerns over the strength of the labor market are growing following the weaker-than-expected July payrolls report and downward revisions to the prior two months. But that weakness is not yet showing up in broader measures of economic activity. With trade war noise around the impact to consumer spending and export/import data now lessening, estimates for current quarter GDP growth are holding up. The widely-followed Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model is showing 2.5% annualized growth for the third quarter and is being driven by moderate growth in consumer spending. The NY Fed’s GDP Nowcast is echoing something similar, and stands at 2.1% annualized for the third quarter (chart below).Major stock market indexes like the S&P 500 are hovering near record high levels. A big part of the S&P’s recovery from the early April lows has been driven by mega-cap stocks like Nvidia (NVDA), which now makes up over 8% of the S&P 500 alone with its $4+ trillion market valuation. But recent performance shows that market breadth is expanding, with the NYSE advance/decline ratio hitting nearly 6 to 1 last week and is one of the strongest figures since the April lows. The recovery in the average stock is a key ingredient to keep the rally intact. Since stock prices follow corporate earnings over the long-term, evidence that the economy is holding up is supporting the profit outlook. The chart below shows that positive earnings revisions for the S&P 500 is up sharply and hitting the highest level in over three years.Heard in the HubThe Traders Hub features live trade alerts, market update videos, and other educational content for members.Here’s a quick recap of recent alerts, market updates, and educational posts:Signs that GDP growth is holding up.Post-election year S&P 500 seasonality tracking.Trade war noise in the economic data is clearing.Breaking down the chart setup in this housing fintech.A huge model portfolio winner in 2024 that could be setting up again.You can follow everything we’re trading and tracking by becoming a member of the Traders Hub.By becoming a member, you will unlock all market updates and trade alerts reserved exclusively for members.🚨Our recent 142% gain in RKLB would cover a subscription for two years if you apply this discount found in the link below:👉You can click here to join now👈Trade IdeaIREN Ltd (IREN)After breaking out over resistance at the $15.50 level, price is coming back to test that area as support. That’s creating a base-on-base pattern to monitor, with a new resistance level near the $20 area.Key Upcoming DataEconomic ReportsEarnings ReportsI hope you’ve enjoyed The Market Mosaic, and please share this report with your family, friends, coworkers…or anyone that would benefit from an objective look at the stock market.Become a member of the Traders Hub to unlock access to:✅Model Portfolio✅Members Only Chat✅Trade Ideas & Live Alerts✅Mosaic Vision Market Updates + MoreOur model portfolio is built using a “core and explore” approach, including a Stock Trading Portfolio and ETF Investment Portfolio.Come join us over at the Hub as we seek to capitalize on stocks and ETFs that are breaking out!Come join the Hub!Disclaimer: these are not recommendations and just my thoughts and opinions…do your own due diligence! 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Altcoin Season in September? Coinbase and Pantera Predict Surge

Altcoin Season in September? Coinbase and Pantera Predict Surge

The post Altcoin Season in September? Coinbase and Pantera Predict Surge appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The crypto market just lost $107 billion, with Bitcoin dipping to $113,461 and eyeing key support at $112,526. The sell-off was fueled by SEC scrutiny into Alt5 Sigma’s $1.5 billion deal with Trump’s World Liberty Financial, sparking fresh uncertainty. Yet, analysts say this turbulence could set the stage for September’s anticipated altcoin season, as capital …

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Bitcoin price dips to $113K as retail sentiment turns sharply bearish — what’s next for BTC?

Bitcoin price dips to $113K as retail sentiment turns sharply bearish — what’s next for BTC?

Bitcoin dips to $113,000 as retail sentiment turned bearish but BTC whales have kept adding to their holdings.

Author: Crypto.news
“Staking, ETF, and Treasury” launch three arrows at the same time: Is the value logic of Ethereum being rewritten?

“Staking, ETF, and Treasury” launch three arrows at the same time: Is the value logic of Ethereum being rewritten?

Ethereum is standing at an unprecedented "multi-narrative resonance" node. At the on-chain level, the scale of ETH staking continues to rise, gradually establishing a "risk-free interest rate anchor"; at the

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How Much Will 1 Bitcoin Be Worth by 2030? BTC Long-Term Price Prediction

How Much Will 1 Bitcoin Be Worth by 2030? BTC Long-Term Price Prediction

Bitcoin has dipped in the last few days, but it is still having a strong year. At the time of writing, BTC trades around $113,600, not far from its all-time high of $124,400. Institutional money keeps flowing in through the new spot ETFs, and that support has helped Bitcoin hold up while the rest of

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Ethereum Price Forecast: ETH plunges below $4,200 as investors brace for Powell's speech

Ethereum Price Forecast: ETH plunges below $4,200 as investors brace for Powell's speech

Ethereum extended its decline by 5% on Tuesday, breaching the $4,200 level following a rise in short-term volatility, validator queue exits and institutional outflows.

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