Spot Bitcoin ETFs See Big Outflow, Ether ETFs End Long Inflow Run.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs See Big Outflow, Ether ETFs End Long Inflow Run.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a significant $812.25 million net outflow on Friday, marking one of the largest single-day drops. Fidelity’s FBTC led redemptions, followed closely by ARK’s ARKB. The total ETF assets dropped to $146.48 billion, about 6.46% of Bitcoin’s market cap. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs ended a 20-day streak of inflows with $152 million in outflows, led by Grayscale’s ETHE. Total Ether ETF assets stand at $20.11 billion, 4.7% of Ether’s market cap. Active trading volumes indicate continued market interest despite the pullback.

Gate Exchange Launches Spot Trading in US Market.

Crypto exchange Gate has officially launched spot trading services for US customers, citing improved regulatory clarity. Gate, founded in 2013 by Lin Han, offers over 3,800 trading pairs worldwide. The US launch expands Gate’s global reach, with plans for fiat on/off ramps and custodial wallets soon. The exchange saw $6.8 billion in 24-hour spot volume recently, emphasizing strong demand as US crypto markets mature.

Ethena Stablecoin USDe Surges Past $8.4 Billion Supply.

Ethena’s synthetic stablecoin USDe surged past $8.4 billion in supply after adding $3.14 billion in just 20 days. USDe’s reflexive design links Bitcoin and Ether prices to real-time yield for holders, fueling demand. The governance token ENA rose nearly 120% this month as Ethena nears a revenue-sharing fee switch. USDe’s growth highlights the rising appeal of yield-bearing stablecoins amid crypto market evolution.

1 Million Ethereum Withdrawn from Exchanges in Two Weeks.

More than 1 million Ethereum tokens were withdrawn from exchanges over the past two weeks, signaling strong accumulation despite recent price volatility. This supply shock reduces liquid ETH available for trading and mirrors earlier Bitcoin trends that preceded bull markets. ETH currently trades near $3,391, with analysts watching key support levels amid macroeconomic uncertainties.

Crypto Exchange Volumes Hit $1.7 Trillion in July, Binance Leads.

July’s crypto exchange trading volume hit $1.7 trillion, the highest since February and up 55% from June. Binance led with $683 billion, its highest monthly volume in over half a year. Other notable exchanges included Bitget, Bybit, and Upbit. Decentralized exchange volumes reached $435 billion, led by PancakeSwap. The volume spike coincided with rallies in Bitcoin and Ether prices.

Assetera Launches MiFID-Compliant API for Tokenized Securities.

Assetera launched a MiFID II-compliant API allowing crypto exchanges across Europe to offer tokenized stocks, bonds, and ETFs without direct regulatory licenses. The API manages compliance and covers over 60 tokenized securities including US Treasury bonds and blue-chip equities. This innovation enables easier integration for exchanges and broadens access to traditional securities via crypto platforms.

XRP Overtakes Ether as Coinbase’s Top Revenue Asset.

XRP overtook Ether as Coinbase’s top revenue-generating asset in H1 2025, accounting for 16% of transaction revenue compared to Ether’s 15%. XRP’s rebound followed its 2023 relisting after a court ruled it is not a security. Coinbase has expanded XRP derivatives offerings, launching 24/7 futures and planning perpetual futures trading. XRP’s growing volume reflects increasing market acceptance and regulatory clarity.

BRETT Memecoin Lists on Binance US Despite Price Dips.

Memecoin BRETT gained a major boost after listing on Binance US with USDT trading pairs and Base network support. Despite a recent 27% price dip, the listing could increase liquidity and attract new investors. BRETT is currently the 12th largest memecoin with a $521 million market cap and aims to surpass $1 billion soon.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy May Own Up to 7% of Bitcoin Supply.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy holds about 3% of Bitcoin’s total supply with 628,791 BTC valued at $71 billion. Saylor aims to increase holdings to 3-7% of total Bitcoin, potentially acquiring up to 1.47 million BTC worth $168 billion. The firm’s model focuses on Bitcoin accumulation and issuing “digital credit” to reduce investor volatility. Strategy posted $10 billion net income in Q2, driven by Bitcoin’s surge.

Arkham Reveals $3.5B Bitcoin Theft from LuBian Mining Pool.

Blockchain analytics firm Arkham uncovered a $3.5 billion Bitcoin theft from LuBian Mining Pool in December 2020, one of the largest crypto heists ever. The stolen 127,426 BTC remained mostly unmoved, now worth $14.5 billion. LuBian allegedly attempted over 1,500 messages pleading for its return. The theft likely resulted from a private key flaw. Both thief and LuBian still control their respective BTC balances, with identities unknown.

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