I am a full-time crypto trader. I share daily market updates and technical analysis.
I really like looking for the big trends and crypto trading setups.
Strive (NASDAQ: ASST) is going a way than MicroStrategy.
Of mostly using convertible debt Strive uses SATA preferred equity to get money and buy Bitcoin.
The main idea is:
• SATA offers about 13% dividends, given every day.
• Strive puts money into BTC.
• The plan is to make Bitcoin per share go up.
But people who trade should keep an eye on the risks: Bitcoin is very unstable preferred stock has costs there might not be liquidity and whether Bitcoin gains are more than the costs of financing.
It is an experiment, with the treasury.
Can Strives SATA model change how treasuries are handled? Let me know what you think below!
I think Dogecoin’s ETF story is growing. Traders should watch where the liquidity sits.
• ETF weekly inflow: $2.89M record
• Average 24h spot volume: ~$893M
• DOGE market cap:
• Futures open interest: ~$1.5B–$1.67B
I see that spot trading and derivatives are much larger than regulated ETF flows. Whales also collected about 1.14B DOGE in 96 hours showing activity, beyond ETFs.
I think for traders ETF headlines matter,. Volume, liquidity, open interest and resistance levels may give more immediate signals.
Three major crypto ETFs. Three different stories. 👀
🟠 Bitcoin: the institutional liquidity giant, with about $57.4 B cumulative net inflows.. 2026 Has been highly volatile including a 5.8 B dollar summer outflow before September’s strong recovery.
🔷 Ethereum: Around $12.86 B inflows, with 2026 YTD near $863 M. Slower than Bitcoin but showing steady institutional demand.
🟣 Solana: The new challenger is moving fast. $1.605 B inflows despite its shorter ETF history plus a reported 12‑week positive inflow streak.
The key question for traders:
👉 Is Solana’s ETF growth simply early‑stage momentum or the beginning of a bigger institutional shift, toward high‑growth Layer‑1 assets?