Grayscale seeks SEC approval to convert its $16M XRP Trust into an ETF for listing on the NYSE, joining other firms in seeking XRP-based ETF approvals.
Bitcoin leads $2 billion crypto inflows as interest surges in digital assets, driven by regulatory changes.
Investors poured $1.9 billion into the crypto market following Donald Trump's executive orders, spurring digital asset inflows.
Crypto inflows hit $1.9 billion as Trump's executive orders boost investor confidence, setting Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.
Digital assets attract $1.9 billion inflows following Trump’s executive orders, showing boosted investor confidence.
Crypto Executive Order spurs $1.9 billion in fund inflows to digital assets with giants like iShares and Grayscale benefiting.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP see a significant drop in institutional interest as prices waver.
Trump's crypto executive orders contribute to a $1.9 billion surge in digital asset fund flows, as noted by CoinShares.
Grayscale and Coinshares aim to launch a Litecoin (LTC) Spot ETF, sparking varied reactions from the crypto community.
Litecoin may see a price rebound as ETF filings by major asset managers like Grayscale and Coinshares hint at changing market dynamics amid current consolidation challenges.
Litecoin's price correction over recent weeks prompts speculation of a possible surge to $140, following Coinshares and Grayscale's filings.
Ripple price could surge to $60 as CoinShares files for an XRP ETF.
CoinShares seeks approval for spot Litecoin and XRP ETFs from the SEC, promising increased digital asset adoption.
Grayscale and CoinShares are advancing in the crypto world by filing for ETFs focusing on altcoins like Litecoin and XRP, marking a significant move in crypto ETFs.
CoinShares applies for XRP and Litecoin ETFs, following increased altcoin interest. Despite XRP's recent gains, skepticism surrounds Litecoin ETF due to stagnant prices.
CoinShares seeks to introduce Litecoin and XRP ETFs, filing with the US SEC in a bid to broaden crypto investment options.
CoinShares submits application to SEC for a spot XRP ETF, seeking to expand cryptocurrency investment products in the U.S.
CoinShares and NYSE file for Litecoin and XRP ETFs as regulatory landscapes possibly shift.
Grayscale and CoinShares submit ETF proposals to track XRP and Litecoin.
Grayscale and Coinshares follow Canary Capital by filing for a Litecoin ETF with the US SEC, expanding the landscape of crypto-based exchange-traded funds.
CoinShares and Grayscale have both filed applications for a Spot Litecoin ETF, marking significant developments in the crypto world.
CoinShares files a new Form S-1 for Litecoin ETF securities registration.
Flockerz presale hits $13M as Bitwise plans a Dogecoin ETF, raising meme coin hype.
Trump's inauguration sparks $2.2B inflows into digital assets, led by Bitcoin.
Digital asset inflows hit a record $2.2 billion in one week, driven by increased investor confidence, according to Coinshares.
Crypto inflows surged to $2.2 billion last week, driven by optimism surrounding Donald Trump's inauguration. This marks the largest weekly inflow of 2025, with Bitcoin leading the charge.
Last week's crypto inflows and positive price action led to a record $171 billion in assets under management, spurred by 'Trump inauguration euphoria'.
Institutional investors, influenced by Trump enthusiasm, directed $2.2 billion into Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Chainlink, and Solana funds last week, according to CoinShares.
Komainu secures a $75 million investment from Blockstream Capital Partners for Bitcoin acquisition.
Bitcoin leads crypto inflows with $48M, while Ethereum faces challenges, influenced by broader economic factors.
Optimism for XRP ETFs is rising amid a downturn in crypto investment products, while Ethereum funds see outflows of $255 million.
Despite macroeconomic pressures, Coinshares reports a $48 million net inflow for digital assets, with gains for BTC, XRP, and SOL, though ETH sees losses.