🇺🇸👀 Crypto #ETF Flows Today:
#BTC-ETFs:
NetFlow: +3,302 BTC ($345.62M) 🟢
ARK21Shares inflows 1,317 BTC ($137.84M) and currently holds 46,614 BTC ($4.88B);
#ETH-ETFs:
NetFlow: +38,478 ETH ($100.43M) 🟢
Blackrock inflows 29,360 ETH ($76.63M) and currently holds 1,465,449 ETH ($3.82B).
For those who bought YTs and are wondering why you're not gaining any "virgen" points for virtuals:
Yuhu recently confirmed that these virgen points fall under 'yapping.' This means that yapping is actually a mix of our 'voice' and 'yt/skaito' staking.
So, yes, you're earning, just not as much as you thought, so your minds automatically 'think' you're not earning, but you are.
ACA Surges 18.88% as Cross Margin Listing Drives Record Trading Volume and Market Outperformance
Acala Token (ACA) is currently trading at $0.0340 with a 24-hour opening price of $0.0286, reflecting an 18.88% increase in the last 24 hours alongside strong trading volume. The significant price surge is likely attributed to Binance's recent addition of the ACA/USDT pair to Cross Margin, which has increased liquidity and trading activity for the token. Broader market trends show a modest overall cryptocurrency market uptick, while ACA has outperformed with notable momentum, supported by heightened interest and trading on major exchanges. No major project-specific announcements have been reported, and recent news coverage has primarily focused on price predictions rather than new developments.
Bitcoin Future Market Indicates Positive Trend as Short Contract Liquidations Prevail
Despite a recent decrease in price, Bitcoin's futures market shows a bullish trend, suggesting the cryptocurrency may be preparing for another upward surge, even as leveraged traders are eliminated in liquidation cascades. Market analyst Axel Adler Jr. points out that the predominance of short-contract liquidations indicates buyer strength in the futures market.
Meanwhile, institutional investment appears to be growing amid short-term volatility. Jamie Coutts, the chief crypto analyst at Real Vision, emphasized the asset’s increasing hash rate as a key indicator of network strength and long-term resilience. However, retail interest remains lukewarm, with the search volume for “Bitcoin” dropping after the post-election surge, implying that the current cycle is largely driven by institutions.