Ledger is actually starting to explore Bitcoin ETFs as a custody solution. Cold wallets may be getting upended by their own side—this is pretty interesting.
BTC is currently around 82,900, with a trading volume of 10.72 billion. It hasn’t fallen much, and the Fear & Greed Index is still in the greed zone at 69. ETH is holding up better, at around 2,540, up nearly 1.5%, with 8.7 billion in volume. SOL is where the real action is: around 110, with 1.86 billion in volume. The gain isn’t huge, but volume is building. BNB is around 749, basically flat.
The key point in this news isn’t technology—it’s consensus. Hardware wallets have always sold the story of “holding your own private keys.” Now even Ledger itself is exploring ETF custody, which shows that institutional money has a path in that doesn’t require you to hold the keys. The narrative has changed; what matters is where the money flows.
My view is straightforward: I’m bullish on ETH at this level. If it can hold around 2,540, I’d keep looking toward 2,700; if it drops below 2,450, then we’ll reassess. SOL at 110 is a dividing line: rising volume would be the signal, with 120 as the upside target. BTC is moving sideways at 82,900, so I’m staying away until it picks a direction.
Can you really argue against the faith people place in hardware wallets?
BTC is currently around 82,900, with a trading volume of 10.72 billion. It hasn’t fallen much, and the Fear & Greed Index is still in the greed zone at 69. ETH is holding up better, at around 2,540, up nearly 1.5%, with 8.7 billion in volume. SOL is where the real action is: around 110, with 1.86 billion in volume. The gain isn’t huge, but volume is building. BNB is around 749, basically flat.
The key point in this news isn’t technology—it’s consensus. Hardware wallets have always sold the story of “holding your own private keys.” Now even Ledger itself is exploring ETF custody, which shows that institutional money has a path in that doesn’t require you to hold the keys. The narrative has changed; what matters is where the money flows.
My view is straightforward: I’m bullish on ETH at this level. If it can hold around 2,540, I’d keep looking toward 2,700; if it drops below 2,450, then we’ll reassess. SOL at 110 is a dividing line: rising volume would be the signal, with 120 as the upside target. BTC is moving sideways at 82,900, so I’m staying away until it picks a direction.
Can you really argue against the faith people place in hardware wallets?