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Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $75.89 million in net outflows on December 19, extending the losing streak to seven consecutive trading days. Summary Ethereum ETFs posted $75.89M in outflows, extending the streak to seven days. BlackRock’s ETHA accounted for all redemptions while other ETH ETFs saw zero flows. Cumulative ETH ETF inflows fell to $12.44B as ETH struggled below $3,000. BlackRock’s ETHA accounted for all redemptions while the remaining eight Ethereum ETFs posted zero flow activity. Total net assets under management for Ethereum (ETH) ETFs fell to $18.21 billion as of December 19. ETH struggled to reclaim the $3,000 level amid…

As American semiconductor giant Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) gears up for its November 19 Q3 earnings release, the stock is displaying extraordinary strength, likely propelling it toward its $250 record high. In this regard, analysis by charting platform TrendSpider in an X post on November 9 indicated that the stock is showing the “biggest green flag” for bullish investors. Notably, the stock ended the last week in the red amid a broader market sell-off, dropping nearly 10% to close at $188. The chipmaker’s stock has surged from roughly $46 per share in 2023 to around $188, even as its valuation multiple…

On Dec. 15, Elizabeth Warren put two names at the top of a letter that signals where she thinks US crypto policy is actually written: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Attorney General Pamela Bondi. The ask is simple on paper but awkward in practice. Are their departments investigating what she calls “national security risks” tied to decentralized exchanges, and if so, how far does that scrutiny go when the president’s business orbit is part of the story? The hook she chose is PancakeSwap, a DeFi venue that, in Warren’s telling, sits at the uncomfortable intersection of “no account needed” trading…

Bitcoin’s hashrate fell 4% over the month to Dec. 15, which could be a positive sign for the cryptocurrency’s price in the months ahead as miner capitulation is “historically a bullish contrarian signal,” VanEck analysts say. “When hash rate compression persists over longer periods, positive forward returns tend to occur more often and with greater magnitude,” VanEck crypto research lead Matt Sigel and senior investment analyst Patrick Bush noted in a report on Monday. They noted that since 2014, Bitcoin’s 90-day forward returns have been positive 65% of the time when the network’s hashrate had declined over the prior 30…

WINkLink has formed a new strategic alliance with Klever Wallet to work on the practical applications of web3. The partnership will combine the oracle infrastructure of WINkLink and the all-in-one crypto experience of Klever Wallet to make the process less complicated when it comes to dealing with blockchain-based applications. 🚀WINkLink x Klever Wallet: Strategic Ecosystem PartnershipWe are thrilled to announce our strategic partnership with @klever_io, a leading all-in-one crypto wallet to browse, buy, sell, pay, and swap crypto seamlessly, as the newest ecosystem partner of WINkLink.As the… pic.twitter.com/OA2e2Pf9e2 — WINkLink (@WinkLink_Oracle) December 19, 2025 The alliance is being positioned as…

Orbiter Finance, a Layer-2 cross-chain bridge protocol, today disclosed an important partnership with TRON, a Layer-1 blockchain network that aims to facilitate high-speed, low-cost transactions and the deployment of DApps (decentralized applications). Through this alliance, the two networks joined their respective technological strengths to enable further advancement of blockchain interoperability and decentralized finance interconnectivity. Orbiter Finance, popularly recognized by its native OBT token, is a decentralized cross-chain bridge protocol that utilizes ZKP (zero-knowledge proofs) to facilitate rapid, secure asset movements across various chains, helping to resolve fragmentation problems in the decentralized multichain environment. Since its launch in April 2021, Orbiter…

Ethereum developers, fresh off last month’s successful Fusaka upgrade, which cut down costs for nodes, are already moving full-steam ahead on planning the blockchain’s next major change. Enter “Glamsterdam.” The name is a portmanteau of two simultaneous upgrades taking place on Ethereum’s two core layers. The execution layer, where transaction rules and smart contracts live, will undergo the Amsterdam upgrade, while the consensus layer, which coordinates validators and finalizes blocks, will see an upgrade known as Gloas. At the heart of Glamsterdam is enshrined Proposer-Builder Separation (ePBS), formally tracked as EIP-7732. The proposal would bake into Ethereum’s core protocol a…

Cryptocurrency investment products faced heightened selling pressure last week as crypto funds recorded a second consecutive week of outflows amid ongoing negative sentiment in the markets. Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw $1.17 billion in outflows last week, up around 70% from $360 million recorded the previous week, CoinShares reported Monday. CoinShares’ head of research, James Butterfill, attributed the sell-off to the ongoing negative crypto market trend following the Oct. 10 flash crash, along with uncertainty over a potential US interest rate cut in December. ETP trading volumes stayed elevated at $43 billion for the week, Butterfill said, noting a brief…

Hong Kong is plotting a move to unlock a multi-billion dollar capital pool for digital assets and related infrastructure, potentially marking a watershed moment for institutional crypto adoption in Asia. The Hong Kong Insurance Authority (IA) is proposing new rules that would allow the city’s 158 authorized insurers to channel funds into assets, including cryptocurrencies, according to a Dec. 4 presentation seen by Bloomberg. While the proposal signals an institutional thaw toward crypto, the regulator is still keeping its guard up with a conservative risk framework. The proposal requires insurers to keep aside a dollar in reserve for every dollar…

The rise of AI-powered no-code tools that allow users to create applications through linguistic prompts rather than computer code, decentralized through blockchain technology, will challenge Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) dominance of the cloud computing market. No-code tools will democratize access to app creation and custom-tailored user experiences that will require constant updates and maintenance from AI, Lomesh Dutta, vice president of growth at the Dfinity Foundation, a non-profit organization that guides development of the Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) ecosystem, told Cointelegraph. This rise of user-created applications eliminates the need for centrally managed software solutions stored on centralized servers. AWS continues…