1. Bitcoin spot ETF had a total net inflow of $847.92 million yesterday, continuing a net inflow for 4 days. Ethereum spot ETF had a net outflow of $79.13 million. Solana spot ETF had a total net outflow of $13.55 million in a single day. XRP spot ETF had a total net inflow of $89.65 million in a single day.
2. SEC Chairman: The innovation exemption for cryptocurrency companies will take effect in January next year.
3. Franklin Crypto Index ETF adds ADA, LINK, DOGE, SOL, XLM, and XRP tokens. Previously, the Franklin Crypto Index ETF only held ETH and BTC simultaneously.
4. Goldman Sachs acquires ETF issuer Innovator Capital for $2 billion, which may expand its footprint in the digital asset space.
5. Bank of America recommends that wealth management clients allocate 1%-4% of their portfolios to cryptocurrency.
6. BlackRock pointed out that asset tokenization is replacing paper documents with code and splitting non-listed asset units, driving the global market into a new phase of infrastructure modernization, with a development speed comparable to the internet. In the future, all assets can be efficiently and transparently traded and held through digital wallets.
7. The US FDIC is expected to release the first draft of regulations on stablecoin issuance this month, clarifying the application process under the GENIUS Act.
8. F2Pool data shows that under the current high mining difficulty, most old Bitcoin mining machines have fallen below the shutdown price, accelerating the stratification of mining machines by age.
9. According to Forbes, Elon Musk has once again warned that the United States is heading towards a debt crisis, which may drive Bitcoin prices to rise significantly. Musk stated in an interview, "Bitcoin is based on energy; you cannot legislate energy," and predicted that in the future, "the concept of currency will disappear," with energy becoming the only "true currency."
10. Zhao Changpeng stated on social media: "I predict that more historical highs will soon appear. I just don't know the exact time."
