Author: NBTC
The cryptocurrency world is abuzz with a significant development: Core DAO, the decentralized autonomous organization at the forefront of the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) Bitcoin layer, recently executed a substantial BTC transfer. This move involved 1,803 Bitcoin, valued at an astonishing $214 million, which was sent to the Binance exchange. This massive transaction, originating from wallets linked to the organization, has immediately ignited discussions and speculation across the entire crypto market, prompting many to question its underlying reasons and potential ripple effects. What does such a colossal movement signify for the future of decentralized finance and the broader Bitcoin ecosystem? Understanding Core…
The U.S. spot Ethereum (ETH) ETFs experienced a massive, record-breaking inflow of capital in July. According to data from the research platform SosoValue, the ETH spot ETFs saw a total net inflow of $5.41 billion in July alone, a figure that exceeds the total from all previous months combined since their launch. WOWW!!! 🤯ETHEREUM SPOT ETFS SAW $5.41B IN NET INFLOWS IN JULY ALONE. EXCEEDING THE $4.21B TOTAL FROM ALL PREVIOUS MONTHS COMBINED SINCE LAUNCH. pic.twitter.com/njh6dqG56s — Crypto Rover (@rovercrc) July 30, 2025 BlackRock’s ETHA dominated the ETH ETF inflows According to SosoValue’s data, the US ETH spot ETF total…
Key Takeaways Grayscale’s ETF chief David LaValle is leaving ahead of the company’s confidential IPO plans. Grayscale is pursuing new spot crypto ETFs including for Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano. Grayscale’s global head of ETFs, David LaValle, is stepping down at the end of July, closing out a four-year chapter marked by key milestones in the firm’s crypto ETF push, including the conversion of Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) into a spot ETF, Unchained reported Tuesday. LaValle joined Grayscale in August 2021 when its flagship Bitcoin fund held approximately $25 billion in assets, making it the world’s largest crypto asset…
In the fast-paced world of cryptocurrencies, large movements of digital assets often capture immediate attention, sparking curiosity and speculation across the globe. A recent alert from Whale Alert, a prominent blockchain tracker, highlighted a significant event: a substantial Bitcoin transfer of 1,979 BTC, valued at approximately $243 million, from the world-renowned exchange Binance to Ceffu. This isn’t just another transaction; it’s a pivotal moment that warrants a deeper dive into its implications for the broader institutional crypto landscape. What Just Happened? Decoding the Significant Bitcoin Transfer The cryptocurrency community buzzed when Whale Alert, a service dedicated to tracking large blockchain…
When Ethereum launched on July 30, 2015, it set out to be more than just another cryptocurrency. It aimed to expand the boundaries of blockchain technology itself. While Bitcoin became digital gold, Ethereum pursued a more expansive vision: to be a decentralized “World Computer”—programmable, extensible, and open-ended. A decade later, Ethereum has transformed finance, culture and software. Along the way, it has faced existential crises, volatile markets and fierce internal debates. Now, it stands on the cusp of a new era—one that may see it fully embraced by traditional finance. Ethereum has seen an uptick in the last two months…
The global financial landscape is a tapestry woven with innovation, opportunity, and, crucially, regulation. In the rapidly evolving realm where traditional finance meets digital assets, every regulatory pronouncement sends significant ripples. Recently, a pivotal development from South Korea has captured the attention of investors, asset managers, and cryptocurrency enthusiasts worldwide, particularly those keenly observing the burgeoning South Korea Crypto ETF market. This move underscores a persistent cautious approach from regulators, signaling potential shifts in how asset managers interact with the volatile yet lucrative cryptocurrency space. South Korea, a nation known for its technological prowess and robust financial markets, has consistently…
Bitcoin just completed its strongest weekly run since May, a 9.07% gain that took prices from $109,231 to $119,400, en route to a new all-time high above $123,000. Can it keep it going? This impressive weekly rally marks a decisive breakout from the consolidation pattern that had contained prices since late May. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has climbed to 72, firmly in “greed” territory, reflecting renewed investor confidence across digital assets as institutional adoption accelerates. Over on Myriad, a prediction market created by Decrypt’s parent company Dastan, users are firmly bullish on the idea of Bitcoin maintaining its…
Ten years ago, Ethereum was little more than an idea on Reddit. Today, it stands as one of the most significant technological innovations in modern finance. Co-founded by Vitalik Buterin in 2013, Ethereum began with a vision to move beyond Bitcoin’s perceived limitations. Ethereum’s early days That vision sparked interest from fellow technologists, including Gavin Wood, who would go on to write the Ethereum Yellow Paper, a key technical document that helped legitimize the project. In mid-2014, long before Ethereum became a household name in crypto, the Ethereum Foundation launched a public presale. ETH was sold at an initial fixed…
Citigroup claims to be exploring stablecoin adoption amidst accelerated regulations in the United States and Hong Kong to accommodate. How far are they willing to dive? Summary Citigroup seeks to offer stablecoins services and provide on-ramp and off-ramp services for clients. Banks are growing more eager to pursue stablecoin services as regulatory terms become clearer in regions like Hong Kong and the U.S. Major financial institutions are now seeking opportunities to benefit from the current stablecoin wave that’s been sweeping the globe. Companies in Hong Kong and the United States have expressed interest in issuing their own stablecoins pegged to…
Bitcoin cooled off during U.S. trading hours Monday after nearly topping $123,000 earlier in the session, but market top calls are premature, analysts said.BTC slipped below $120,000 late in the U.S. day, shedding most of its overnight advance, but holding on to a modest 0.6% gain over the past 24 hours. Ethereum’s ether {{ETH}} slid back below $3,000, while dogecoin , Cardano’s ADA {{ADA}} and Stellar’s XLM {{XLM}} declined around 2%-3% on the day. Among majors, XRP , SUI and Uniswap’s UNI {{UNI}} outperformed with 2.5%, 10% and 6% gains, respectively.Crypto-linked stocks also retraced some of their morning gains, with…