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Cryptocurrency ETFs have been in the spotlight over the past 24 hours, with market focus shifting towards diversified product innovation and differentiated capital flows. The cumulative net inflow of Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. has exceeded $57.9 billion, with BlackRock's IBIT leading the pack at over $62 billion, although it faces short-term volatility pressure as Bitcoin's price has fallen to around $85,900.
The highlight is the strong performance of the XRP spot ETF, which has recorded positive inflows for 30 consecutive trading days, totaling $975 million, with total assets surpassing $1.18 billion, even crossing the $1 billion mark, indicating strong investor interest in structural allocation within the Ripple ecosystem, contrasting with intermittent outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.
Additionally, Wall Street has launched an innovative product called “AfterDark Bitcoin ETF,” specifically capturing Bitcoin's nighttime gains (historical data shows that most gains occur after U.S. stock market hours), while reallocating to U.S. Treasuries during the day, sparking community discussions. This product utilizes futures, ETFs, and other tools to target the global 24/7 liquidity advantage.
Overall, the cryptocurrency ETF ecosystem is maturing rapidly, with institutional funds favoring compliant channels, but there is a clear differentiation in liquidity under macro uncertainties, suggesting attention to the dynamics of XRP and other altcoin ETFs to seize differentiated opportunities.
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