Morgan Stanley is targeting an April 8 launch for a bitcoin ETF on NYSE Arca and is reportedly pricing fees below BlackRock’s 0.25% IBIT rate, sparking inflow hype across crypto markets.
Bloomberg reports US spot Solana ETFs drew $540 million in Q4, led by investment advisors who bought over $270 million and hedge funds with $186 million in inflows.
Bitcoin climbed above $73,000 to a one‑month high as heavy spot ETF purchases offset a risk‑off tilt in U.S. equities amid escalating Middle East tensions. The move highlights persistent institutional demand despite broader market anxiety.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs snapped a five-week losing streak as crypto funds attracted about $1 billion in net inflows last week, offering a tentative lift to prices. Markets are watching whether this marks the start of sustained recovery or a short-lived reprieve.
XRP has surpassed Binance Coin to become the third-largest cryptocurrency following a renewed price rally supported by $13.6 million in fresh inflows into XRP ETFs. The move reshuffles the top ranks and highlights renewed ETF-driven demand for XRP.
U.S. spot XRP ETFs have drawn nearly $1 billion in inflows since the first product debuted on Nov. 13, posting the strongest altcoin ETF debut to date. The move offers Wall Street a clear test of regulated exposure to a utility token.
Canary Capital's new XRP ETF pulled in $245 million in early inflows, marking one of the stronger crypto-linked fund starts of 2025. Despite that demand, XRP trades at $2.26 after an 8.65% drop, indicating ETF interest has not yet pushed the spot market higher.
Canary Capital's new XRP ETF registered $250 million in debut inflows and record trading volume, outpacing all 900 ETF launches of 2025 and triggering a bullish rotation among top traders.
The Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) launched with inflows and trading volume that outpaced several major crypto ETFs, including Solana and some Bitcoin products. However, XRP’s spot price fell sharply after the announcement, undercutting the initial market enthusiasm.