Ethereum ETFs saw a one to two ratio of bitcoin inflows this Thursday despite having around a quarter of its marketcap.

The son of the president elect, Eric Trump, took to the bitcoin stage earlier today in UAE to reveal himself as a true bitcoiner. We transcribe part of it:

BlackRock and Fidelity bought the dip for both bitcoin and ethereum on Monday, while Ark Invest and Bitwise saw small outflows for both.

Bitcoin is following Nasdaq for the day in slightly falling to $97,500 after briefly touching $100,500 when the stock market opened.

MicroStrategy announced that they bought $2.1 billion worth of bitcoin last week according to a filing with the Securities and Exchanges Commission.

Riot, the publicly traded miner is raising $500 million to buy bitcoin, joining MicroStrategy and Mara in issuing bonds.

FV Bank, the U.S. licensed digital bank, announced a further enhancement to its service offering with the integration of the stablecoin USDT.

Worksport Ltd, a U.S.-based manufacturer and innovator of hybrid and clean energy solutions is to buy $5 million bitcoin for treasury reserves.

Some felt it. On Wednesday it just seemed like it was time for 100. After a brief pause at $99 however, they may have thought the new SEC chair Paul Atkins was not quite going to get the big welcome.

The president elect Donald Trump has announced that Paul Atkins will be the next chair of the Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) with Trump stating:

Energy storage company with a market cap of $250 million has announced a new bitcoin reserves strategy.

Ethereum has turned deflationary for the day due to no particular smart contract. It instead appears to be a general rise in network demand.

Hut8 is raising $500 million to, among other things, buy bitcoin as a strategic reserve. It also announced a $250 million stocks buyback.

The US ETFs have bought $676 million worth of bitcoin on Tuesday, with BlackRock buying the vast majority of it, $693 million.

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The US government is seemingly selling 10,000 bitcoin ($1 billion) seized from Silk Road in 2013 just days before Donald Trump's inauguration and his pledge to "never sell bitcoin." 

MicroStrategy has bought another $1.5 billion worth of 15,400 bitcoins according to a new filing with the Securities and Exchanges Commission.

Ripple's XRP has seemingly come to life, retaking its third position that it held for years until the Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) sued it in December 2020.

Ethereum is up, returning to near $3,500 while bitcoin is still recovering from a Black Friday correction with the ratio gaining recently.

Bitcoin is on sale this Black Friday when billions are expected to be spent on all sorts of goods and luxuries as workers across the world receive their last paycheck before Christmas.