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بحسب تصريحات من Grayscale خلال XRP Community Day،
$XRP أصبحت من أكثر الأصول الرقمية التي يُسأل عنها المستشارون الماليون في الولايات المتحدة — بعد $BTC مباشرة.
📌 ماذا حدث؟
خلال 11–12 فبراير، جمعت Ripple عدداً من اللاعبين الرئيسيين (منهم Grayscale وGemini) لمناقشة مستقبل $XRP ودورها المؤسسي.
أبرز اقتباس:
"$XRP يبرز كأصل رقمي عالمي حقيقي، بفضل استخدامه الدولي وأهميته العابرة للحدود."
— Rayhaneh Sharif-Askary, Grayscale
📊 ماذا تقول الأرقام؟
ETF المرتبط بـ $XRP سجّل:
• تدفقات إجمالية تقارب $1.23B منذ الإطلاق
• تدفقات يومية مستمرة (مثال: $6.31M في أحد الأيام الأخيرة)
هذا لا يضعه في مستوى BTC أو ETH،
لكنّه يشير إلى اهتمام مستقر وليس عابراً.
🤔 لماذا يزداد اهتمام المستشارين؟
1️⃣ وضوح تنظيمي أكبر
بعد تطورات السنوات الأخيرة في الملف القانوني،
أصبحت الصورة التنظيمية أوضح مقارنة بالماضي.
2️⃣ إمكانية الوصول عبر ETF
وجود أداة منظمة يسهل على المستشارين مناقشة الأصل ضمن إطار قانوني.
3️⃣ استخدام فعلي
الحديث يدور حول: • المدفوعات العابرة للحدود
• شراكات مصرفية
• تطوير منتجات مرتبطة مثل RLUSD
4️⃣ أداء نسبي قوي في 2026
رغم تقلبات السوق، أظهر $XRP أداءً أفضل من العديد من الأصول البديلة.
💡 نقطة مهمة
الاهتمام لا يعني شراء فوري.
لكن تاريخياً،
زيادة الأسئلة من العملاء غالباً ما تسبق تخصيص رأس المال الفعلي بفترة.
السؤال يسبق القرار.
🎯 ماذا يعني ذلك؟
للمؤسسات:
• وجود ETF يزيل حاجز الدخول
• يمكن إدراج الأصل ضمن مناقشات المحافظ الاستثمارية
للسوق:
• الاعتراف المؤسسي يتوسع تدريجياً
• السردية تتحول من “قضية قانونية” إلى “أصل قابل للنقاش الاستثماري”
⚠️ ولكن
❌ التدفقات لا تزال أقل بكثير من BTC/ETH
❌ السعر بعيد عن قمته التاريخية
❌ ETF لا تعني صعوداً مضموناً
❌ الاهتمام قد يكون فضولاً وليس تخصيصاً فعلياً
💬 برأيك:
عندما يبدأ المستشارون الماليون بتلقي أسئلة يومية عن أصل معيّن؛
🟢 هذه إشارة طلب مؤسسي قادم
🟡 مجرد اهتمام دون التزام
🔴 ذروة اهتمام قبل تصحيح

#xrp #Ripple #Grayscale #etf #CryptoMarkets
⚠️ تحليل معلوماتي — DYOR

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Why Bitcoin Treasuries are trading at a discount (7:02)
Harvard has a new crypto preference and it's not Bitcoin (BTC).
New filings show the Ivy League endowment manager is no longer treating Bitcoin as the only preferable cryptocurrency, even after building one of the more closely watched exchange-traded fund (ETF) positions in U.S. academia.
Related: Analyst predicts next big crash for Bitcoin as markets rally
Institutional investors deepen crypto exposure
Big money has been leaning further into crypto ever since ETFs lowered the barrier for traditional players to enter the space. Custody and compliance have also evolved in the last couple of years. 
According to recent fund flow data by Farside Investors, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw sharp outflows at the end of January, including a single-day net withdrawal of $817.8 million on Jan. 29 and another $509.7 million on Jan. 30.
Bitcoin ETF Flow tracker by Farside Investors
Between Feb. 11 and Feb. 12 alone, total net outflows reached $686.5 million before stabilizing. Since launch, however, the products have still accumulated a cumulative net inflow of $54.31 billion.
Even with that volatility, large asset managers have continued building exposure through regulated crypto investment products.
Goldman Sachs has disclosed holdings across multiple crypto-linked ETFs, including Bitcoin and Ethereum (ETH) funds, and has also participated in products tied to XRP and Solana exposure. 
Meanwhile, on Jan. 6, Morgan Stanley applied with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust and Morgan Stanley Solana Trust.
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Harvard’s evolving crypto portfolio
Harvard Management Company first disclosed a roughly $116 million stake in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) in 2025, gaining exposure to Bitcoin through a regulated spot ETF rather than direct custody. 
In the following quarter, Harvard tripled the exposure to about $443 million, making the Bitcoin ETF its largest publicly disclosed U.S. equity holding at the time. 
Related: Harvard University reveals shocking Bitcoin investment
Harvard trims Bitcoin exposure amid market sell-off
In its Form 13F filing for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 2025, Harvard Management Company reported holding 5,351,234 shares of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, down 21% from 6,809,091 shares as of Sept. 30, 2025.
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During the same fourth quarter of fiscal 2025, Harvard initiated a new position in BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust, purchasing 3,873,562 shares valued at $86.8 million as of Dec. 31, 2025. The filing marked the endowment’s first publicly disclosed exposure to an Ethereum-based ETF. 
The cryptocurrency markets in 2026 are in a bearish cycle.
Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies have endured a prolonged drawdown after peaking in late 2025. After hitting multi-year highs, Bitcoin has fallen sharply into the mid $60,000s this year, leaving prices roughly 22% below the start of 2026 and marking one of the weakest opening quarters since 2018.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at $68,473.77, down 1.6% over the past 24 hours. Ethereum was changing hands at $1,968.96, after slipping 2.0% on the day, as per data from CoinGecko.
Related: Another crypto company halts withdrawals as markets slide
#BTC  #SEC  #etf #xrp  #ETH
 

The management company behind the university’s $56.9 billion endowment opened a new position in BlackRock's spot $ETH ETF, while reducing its Bitcoin #etf stake by 21%.
The Harvard Management Company, which manages the eponymous university’s endowment, has reduced its stake in BlackRock’s spot #bitcoin exchange-traded fund and opened a new position in the asset management company’s Ethereum ETF.
In a Friday filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Harvard’s endowment reported that it had reduced its position in the BlackRock iShares $BTC Trust ETF to $265.8 million as of Dec. 31 from $442.9 million in Q3 2025. The investments marked the company offloading more than 1 million shares of the ETF, to 5.4 million in Q4 from 6.8 million in Q3.
In addition to the 21% reduction in its Bitcoin position, the Harvard Management Company reported a new investment with exposure to $ETH . According to the SEC filing, the endowment purchased more than 3.8 million shares of BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust, valued at about $87 million as of Dec. 31. 
The portfolio managers’ decisions occurred during a period of significant price volatility for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The price of BTC dropped to less than $90,000 by January 2026 from more than $120,000 at the beginning of July 2025, while #Ethereum dropped to under $3,000 from more than $4,000 in the same period.
As of June 30, 2025, Harvard reported that its endowment stood at $56.9 billion, making its investments in the Blackrock crypto ETFs 0.62% of the total assets under management. The company similarly increased its position in Google’s parent Alphabet by almost $100 million, while reducing its stake in Amazon by about $80 million in Q4 2025.
AI hedge fund backed by “top university endowments”
Harvard’s moves come as Numerai, an #AI hedge fund, reported in November that it had raised $30 million in a funding round led by “top university endowments,” which the AI hedge fund described as “the smartest, most long-term allocators in the world,” without identifying specific endowments. However, the announcement pushed the price of its native NMR token up by more than 40%.
This article is my own research it might be wrong so it's better to do research on your own behalf.
#bullishleo

Tirgus noskaņojums 13. februārī mainījās, un tas nebija tik nemanāmi. BlackRock, firma, kas pārvalda vairāk nekā 10 triljonus dolāru globālo aktīvu, pārvietoja milzīgu daļu kriptovalūtas uz Coinbase. Mēs runājam par 3,402 $BTC , kas ir aptuveni 227 miljoni dolāru, un 15,108 $ETH , kas ir novērtēti ap 29.5 miljoniem dolāru. Kad šāda veida nauda nonāk biržā, tirgus sāk uzdot neērtus jautājumus.
Pārvedumi uz biržām negarantē, ka nāk pārdošanas pasūtījums. Bet, būsim reāli, tie reti notiek bez iemesla, īpaši, kad tie perfekti sakrīt ar ETF atpirkšanas darījumiem un pasliktinošos makro apstākļiem.

Aptuveni $257 miljoni kriptovalūtu tika pārvietoti no makiem, kas saistīti ar BlackRock uz Coinbase — aptuveni 3,402 BTC (~$227M) un 15,108 ETH (~$29.5M). Kad pasaulē lielākais aktīvu pārvaldnieks novirza tik daudz uz biržu, tirgotāji pievērš uzmanību.
Biržas ieplūdes nenotiek izolācijā
Pārsūtījumi uz biržām automātiski nenozīmē pārdošanu. Bet institucionālajās plūsmās laiks ir viss. Šī kustība sakrita ar:
Nepārtraukti izplūdes no BlackRock vietējā Bitcoin ETF
Atmaksas tās Ethereum ETF produktā

Look, when the biggest money manager on the planet starts moving hundreds of millions in crypto to an exchange, you pay attention. That's exactly what happened on February 13th, and the timing couldn't be worse for anyone still holding out hope for a quick recovery.
The Numbers Don't Lie 3,402 BTC and 15,108 ETH Heading for the Exit
Arkham Intelligence tracked BlackRock shuffling 3,402 $BTC Bitcoin (roughly $227 million) and 15,108 $ETH Ethereum (about $29.5 million) straight to Coinbase. Now, transfers to exchanges typically mean one thing selling pressure is coming. Nobody moves that kind of size to Coinbase just to let it sit there.
This wasn't a random Tuesday move either. It came right on the heels of heavy bleeding from BlackRock's own ETF products. IBIT, their Bitcoin ETF, hemorrhaged $157.56 million in outflows on February 12th, while ETHA (the Ethereum fund) shed another $29 million. The broader ETF picture looked just as ugly BTC spot ETFs collectively lost $410 million that day, and Ethereum ETFs watched $113 million walk out the door.
It's Not Just BlackRock The Smart Money Wants Out
What's particularly telling here is that this isn't isolated behavior. Institutional players across the board are trimming exposure, and even sovereign nations are getting cold feet.
Bhutan's government has been quietly dumping Bitcoin for weeks now. Since the October 10th crash, the country has slashed its BTC holdings by nearly 60%. When a nation-state that was once all-in on crypto mining starts aggressively de-risking, you have to wonder what they're seeing that retail isn't.
Glassnode's on-chain data has been flashing warning signs for a while too. Bitcoin's price structure looks fragile, and the selling from big wallets isn't slowing down.
Washington Can't Get Its Act Together Again
Layered on top of all this institutional selling is yet another Washington mess. Congress failed to reach a deal before the February 14th funding deadline, putting the country on track for a partial government shutdown starting February 15th. Yes, another one.
If that sounds familiar, it should. The last partial shutdown kicked off on January 31st, and Bitcoin was trading above $80,000 at the time. Since then? It cratered to $60,000 and hasn't been able to claw its way back above that $80K psychological barrier. Shutdowns create uncertainty, and crypto for all its "decentralized hedge" narrative still trades like a risk asset when fear hits the market.
Standard Chartered Says Brace for More Pain
If you needed one more reason to be cautious, Wall Street bank Standard Chartered dropped a sobering prediction recently. Their analysts see Bitcoin potentially sliding all the way to $50,000 before any meaningful bounce. They've also chopped their year-end price target from $150,000 down to $100,000 that's a significant haircut from one of the more bullish traditional finance voices in the space.
What Does This Actually Mean for You?
Here's the bottom line. When BlackRock moves a quarter billion in crypto to a sell-side exchange, when ETF outflows are accelerating, when sovereign wealth funds are bailing, and when another government shutdown is hitting that's a convergence of pressure that doesn't resolve overnight.
Does it mean crypto is dead?
Absolutely not. But it does mean that the "buy every dip" crowd might want to exercise some patience here. The big players are clearly repositioning, and fighting that kind of flow rarely ends well for retail traders.
Watch the ETF flow data closely over the next week. If outflows continue accelerating, $60,000 BTC might not be the bottom everyone assumed it was.
#MarketRebound #blackRock #etf
#ETFvsBTC #ETFs
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The Numbers Don't Lie 3,402 BTC and 15,108 ETH Heading for the Exit
Arkham Intelligence tracked BlackRock shuffling 3,402 $BTC Bitcoin (roughly $227 million) and 15,108 $ETH Ethereum (about $29.5 million) straight to Coinbase. Now, transfers to exchanges typically mean one thing selling pressure is coming. Nobody moves that kind of size to Coinbase just to let it sit there.
This wasn't a random Tuesday move either. It came right on the heels of heavy bleeding from BlackRock's own ETF products. IBIT, their Bitcoin ETF, hemorrhaged $157.56 million in outflows on February 12th, while ETHA (the Ethereum fund) shed another $29 million. The broader ETF picture looked just as ugly BTC spot ETFs collectively lost $410 million that day, and Ethereum ETFs watched $113 million walk out the door.
It's Not Just BlackRock The Smart Money Wants Out

Bhutan's government has been quietly dumping Bitcoin for weeks now. Since the October 10th crash, the country has slashed its BTC holdings by nearly 60%. When a nation-state that was once all-in on crypto mining starts aggressively de-risking, you have to wonder what they're seeing that retail isn't.
Glassnode's on-chain data has been flashing warning signs for a while too. Bitcoin's price structure looks fragile, and the selling from big wallets isn't slowing down.
Washington Can't Get Its Act Together Again
Layered on top of all this institutional selling is yet another Washington mess. Congress failed to reach a deal before the February 14th funding deadline, putting the country on track for a partial government shutdown starting February 15th. Yes, another one.
If that sounds familiar, it should. The last partial shutdown kicked off on January 31st, and Bitcoin was trading above $80,000 at the time. Since then? It cratered to $60,000 and hasn't been able to claw its way back above that $80K psychological barrier. Shutdowns create uncertainty, and crypto for all its "decentralized hedge" narrative still trades like a risk asset when fear hits the market.

If you needed one more reason to be cautious, Wall Street bank Standard Chartered dropped a sobering prediction recently. Their analysts see Bitcoin potentially sliding all the way to $50,000 before any meaningful bounce. They've also chopped their year-end price target from $150,000 down to $100,000 that's a significant haircut from one of the more bullish traditional finance voices in the space.
What Does This Actually Mean for You?
Here's the bottom line. When BlackRock moves a quarter billion in crypto to a sell-side exchange, when ETF outflows are accelerating, when sovereign wealth funds are bailing, and when another government shutdown is hitting that's a convergence of pressure that doesn't resolve overnight.
Does it mean crypto is dead?
Absolutely not. But it does mean that the "buy every dip" crowd might want to exercise some patience here. The big players are clearly repositioning, and fighting that kind of flow rarely ends well for retail traders.
Watch the ETF flow data closely over the next week. If outflows continue accelerating, $60,000 BTC might not be the bottom everyone assumed it was.
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#MarketRebound #blackRock #etf #PEPEBrokeThroughDowntrendLine #BTCVSGOLD