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Spot Ethereum ETFs made their debut last July and earlier this week witnessed their largest day of trading volume ever.Options trading on spot Bitcoin ETFs officially went live for the first time on Nov. 19, 2024 — and now they might be coming to Ethereum.
Asset management giant BlackRock is preparing a bitcoin-based ETP product to be listed in Europe, according to Bloomberg.The financial instrument will likely be based out of Switzerland.
The Berachain Foundation outlined Berachain’s tokenomics and unveiled a BERA airdrop checker ahead of its mainnet launch on Thursday.Some 15.8% of the token’s initial 500 million genesis supply will be airdropped to Berachain community members, applications and liquidity providers.
- 14:28OpenSea announces that the OS2 public beta is now online, and the SEA token will be released soonOpenSea has announced on X that the public beta version of OS2 is now online. The product is completely rebuilt, supporting 14 chains (including Flow, ApeCoin, etc.), and will expand to more chains. The platform provides native cross-chain purchases, charges a market fee of 0.5% during the launch period, and 0% exchange fees. In addition, the SEA token will also be released soon.
- 14:27The Bitcoin ETF had a net outflow of 2467 BTC today, and the Ethereum ETF had a net outflow of 3691 ETHAccording to statistics from Lookonchain, 10 Bitcoin ETFs had a net outflow of 2467 BTC (about $237 million) today. Of these, Fidelity had an outflow of 1048 BTC (about $100 million), and currently holds 208525 BTC (about $20 billion). In addition, nine Ethereum ETFs had a net outflow of 3691 ETH (about $9.82 million) today. Of these, Fidelity had an outflow of 3999 ETH (about $10.64 million), and currently holds 450905 ETH (about $1.2 billion).
- 14:12The U.S. PPI increase in January was slightly higher than expectedThe US PPI data for January robustly increased, further proving that inflation is rising again and reinforcing the financial market's view that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates before the second half of this year. The data shows that last month's PPI rose by 0.4%, while the index for December of last year was revised upwards to an increase of 0.5%. Data released last Wednesday showed that January CPI recorded its largest increase in nearly a year and a half, making hopes for another Fed rate cut in June seem slim. The financial market currently expects a rate cut in September, but some economists believe that due to strong domestic demand and stable labor markets, the window for further easing policies has already closed.