📈 $XRP and SOL ETFs Continue to Attract Steady Inflows — Modest but Consistent Demand
On December 4, XRP spot ETFs recorded $12.84 million in net inflows:
Franklin XRPZ: +$5.70M (cumulative $132M)
Bitwise XRP ETF: +$3.76M (cumulative $185M)
XRP spot ETFs now hold $881M AUM, with $887M in total lifetime inflows.
Solana saw similar steady interest the same day, with its spot ETF bringing in $4.59M in net inflows:
Fidelity SOL ETF: +$2.05M (cumulative $42.92M)
Grayscale SOL ETF: +$1.54M (cumulative $89.01M)
SOL spot ETFs currently sit at $910M AUM, with $623M total inflows to date.
While these inflows don’t match Bitcoin’s massive volumes, both XRP and SOL continue to quietly build capital, showing persistent investor appetite. #CryptoETFMania #BinanceBlockchainWeek
🔥 FIL vs ICP – Who Will Take the Bull Run Crown? 🔥
💾 Filecoin ($FIL ) – Currently trading around $1.50 vs its ATH of $236, $FIL could see a 50–80X rebound. With decentralized storage in high demand, its use case is strong and adoption-driven. 💎
🌐 Internet Computer ($ICP ) – Trading near $3.70 vs ATH $750+, this Web3 cloud platform carries 100–150X upside potential. Riskier, but the rewards could be enormous. 🌙
🚨🚨 Central banks are accelerating gold purchases! 📢
In October, global central banks bought over 53 tonnes of gold, the highest monthly total since November 2024. This represents a 194% increase from July and marks the third consecutive month of rising demand.
Year-to-date, central banks have acquired 254 tonnes of gold, putting them on track for the 4th-largest annual purchase of this century.
Poland’s National Bank led the surge, returning to the market with 16 tonnes, bringing its total reserves to a record 531 tonnes—about 26% of their FX reserves.
Injective is reshaping what a modern financial blockchain can achieve. As a lightning-fast Layer-1 optimized for finance, it offers sub-second transaction finality, minimal fees, and seamless interoperability with major ecosystems like Ethereum, Solana, and Cosmos. Its modular design allows developers to build next-generation DeFi applications without the usual complexity of multi-chain environments.
What makes Injective truly stand out is its mission to bring global finance on-chain. From derivatives and DEXs to real-world assets (RWAs) and advanced trading infrastructure, Injective empowers builders to create institutional-grade financial products with full decentralization.
Powered by $INJ —which secures the network through staking, governs protocol upgrades, and powers transactions—Injective is rapidly growing into one of the most active and innovative ecosystems in Web3.
As capital continues flowing into high-performance chains, Injective is leading the way in the new era of on-chain finance. #injective $INJ
$BTC 🇺🇸 BREAKING: CFTC Clears the Path for Spot Bitcoin Trading on Registered US Exchanges
In a major regulatory shift, the CFTC has confirmed that spot Bitcoin — along with select other cryptocurrencies — can now be traded on CFTC-registered US exchanges.
The agency says the move is part of a broader initiative to “make America the crypto capital of the world,” marking one of the strongest pro-crypto stances from a US regulator in recent years. This could significantly reshape how institutional money enters the digital asset space.
The regulatory environment in the US is turning — and momentum may build quickly. Stay ready.
$PIPPIN remains in full casino mode. The only reason it’s holding this range is because funding is doing all the work — 0.4% per hour (~9.6% daily) for longs, which is unreal.
With funding this extreme:
Longs are bleeding heavily
Shorts won’t commit aggressively
Price action stays stuck in chop
Right now it’s just a back-and-forth grind between buyers and shorts avoiding liquidation. No meaningful trend, no clean signal.
Simple breakdown:
Sky-high funding = no clear direction
Pure chop zone
Both long and short positions carry elevated risk
Until funding cools off or price breaks out of the range, this is basically a glorified RNG. Fun to watch — tough to trade with confidence.
BTC Reclaims $93K — Are Altcoins Ready for a Surprise Bounce?
Bitcoin pushed back above $93,000 on Wednesday, extending its relief rally from earlier in the week. While sentiment is improving, analysts warn that BTC still faces strong resistance ahead, especially around the $100,000 and $107,000 levels. Some even suggest the cycle high may have already formed above $126,000.
Meanwhile, market analyst CryptoBullet believes altcoins are bottoming against Bitcoin, similar to patterns seen in 2019. He expects a short altcoin rebound over the next couple of months as liquidity rotates away from BTC, potentially creating a “mini altseason,” even if a larger Bitcoin downturn may arrive in 2026. A major altseason, he suggests, could form between 2027 and 2029.
BTC is currently holding just above $93,000, up 2% on the day and 3% over the week.
😱 Everyone laughed when $DOT dropped from $55 to $3… But true legends don’t die—they reload 💪🔥 The quiet now is just before the storm 💤⚡ When $DOT wakes up, it will shock the market 🚀🌙
What impresses me most about @Injective is its focus on real financial infrastructure over hype. Its modular architecture, ultra-fast execution layer, and emphasis on secure interoperability show that #Injective and $INJ aren’t just another blockchain—they’re purpose-built for scalable DeFi. From MEV protections to customizable middleware, everything is designed for builders who value security, speed, and long-term growth. Seeing the ecosystem expand makes me genuinely excited about the future of decentralized finance. 🚀