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SEC Approves 3x Leveraged Bitcoin and Ether ETFs: What It Means
The SEC has approved 3x leveraged Bitcoin and Ether ETFs, giving traders amplified exposure to crypto price swings. Here’s what the new products offer and the risks every investor should understand.
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Bitcoin ETFs Record 2nd Best Month: $2.65B Inflows
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.65 billion in net inflows during September, marking their second-best month since October 2025. The strong performance follows a record-breaking August, signaling sustained institutional confidence in Bitcoin and its role in traditional finance.
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Shiba Inu Burn Rate Surges 17,134%: Will SHIB Price Recover?
Shiba Inu’s burn rate surged 17,134% in 24 hours, yet SHIB’s price dipped 2.30%. Here’s what the contradictory signals mean for SHIB’s potential recovery and what investors should watch next.
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Bitcoin Holds at $84,891: Crypto Market Update
Bitcoin holds steady around $84,891 while Ethereum climbs to $2,694 and Solana gains 1.11%. Here’s what the latest crypto market data signals for investors and what to watch next.
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Plume nBND Vault: Tokenized Fidelity ETF Bridges TradFi and DeFi
Plume has launched its nBND vault, fully backed by shares of Fidelity’s Total Bond ETF. The product brings tokenized U.S. bond exposure onchain, signaling a major step forward in the convergence of traditional finance and decentralized finance.
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Trump Taps Ex-SEC Chair Behind Ripple Lawsuit for AI Super Intelligence Force
President Trump has appointed former SEC Chair Jay Clayton, the official who launched the Ripple lawsuit, to lead a new Super Intelligence Force focused on AI oversight. The move is sending shockwaves through the crypto community and raises fresh questions about the future of digital asset regulation in America.
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Ethereum Outpaces Bitcoin in Q3 2026: 70% Gain Explained
Ethereum surged 70% in Q3 2026, outpacing Bitcoin amid institutional inflows and regulatory clarity. But shrinking order-book depth signals hidden liquidity risks for traders.
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Ethereum Liquidity Drops Below 50% of Bitcoin’s Level
Ethereum’s on-exchange liquidity has dropped below 50% of Bitcoin’s, raising concerns about higher trading costs, increased volatility, and challenges for institutional investors navigating the crypto market.