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According to Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart, ProShares' XRP futures ETFs will not begin trading on April 30 as previously expected, despite receiving SEC approval. No official launch date has been set yet, but trading is anticipated in the short to medium term. The three products—Ultra XRP ETF, Short XRP ETF, and Ultra Short XRP ETF—target institutional investors seeking regulated exposure to XRP. ProShares is also awaiting SEC approval for a spot XRP ETF.

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Gold-backed cryptocurrencies like Tether Gold (XAUT) and Paxos Gold (PAXG) hit record highs amid the global trade war sparked by President Donald Trump's new tariffs. Tether Gold reached $3,529 and Paxos Gold peaked at $3,520. Other tokens, Quorium (QGOLD) and Kinesis Gold (KAU), also surged. Gold prices rose 7% in under a month, while Bitcoin (BTC) jumped 14%. Meanwhile, the real-world asset (RWA) tokenization market reached a capitalization of $21.6 billion.

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Massive capital inflows into Treasurys and gold are laying the groundwork for Bitcoin (BTC) to surge. Last week, U.S. Treasury funds recorded a $19 billion net inflow, surpassing the 2020 pandemic peak ($14 billion), while gold's share of global reserves jumped to 18% — a 26-year high. With foreign central banks cutting U.S. debt holdings to the lowest level in 22 years, Bitcoin is benefiting from the global de-dollarization trend. In 2023, as U.S. yields rose amid recession fears, Bitcoin surged 47% in one month while the Nasdaq dropped 8.7%. Now, with falling yields, improving liquidity, and a global rush into gold, Bitcoin could be poised for another powerful rally led by institutional capital.

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According to a new report from CoinGecko, government-held Bitcoin has dropped by 12.4% over the past year, from 529,591 BTC to 463,741 BTC—about 2.3% of the total supply. The U.S. leads with 210,429 BTC, followed by China (194,775 BTC), the U.K. (61,245 BTC), El Salvador (5,748 BTC), and Bhutan (4,200 BTC). Germany and Ukraine have fully liquidated their reserves. Except for El Salvador, all holdings come from criminal seizures, not direct purchases.

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