Crypto ETF Weekly Report | Last week, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $995 million; U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw a net outflow of $255 million

Last week’s sustained outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs reflect institutional profit-taking, while emerging products like BNB and Zcash ETF filings signal diversification opportunities. The divergent institutional strategies and active management launches present both challenges and opportunities for sophisticated crypto investors.

Morning Brief | VanEck and Grayscale submit BNB ETF amendments on the same day; BlackRock discusses investing billions of dollars in SpaceX’s IPO; Michael Saylor releases Bitcoin Tracker information again

Simultaneous BNB ETF amendments from VanEck and Grayscale suggest imminent approval, while BlackRock’s massive SpaceX investment and MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin accumulation signal accelerating institutional adoption, creating significant opportunities despite ongoing security and regulatory concerns.

Hyperliquid has been sued by two traditional exchanges.

Traditional exchanges CME and ICE have filed a complaint against Hyperliquid, demanding mandatory KYC and CFTC registration in response to the DEX’s explosive growth in trading traditional asset derivatives during off-hours when traditional markets are closed.

Two Survival Structures for Market Makers and Arbitrageurs

The convergence of market-making and arbitrage strategies is transforming the crypto market’s liquidity provision, creating more efficient but complex structures that sophisticated investors must understand to navigate evolving market dynamics.

Cross-border payment giant Wise lands on Nasdaq

Wise’s Nasdaq listing and evolution into a comprehensive cross-border payment platform creates both challenges and opportunities for crypto investors, as traditional finance demonstrates scalability and regulatory compliance that crypto projects must match while leveraging blockchain’s unique advantages.