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According to PANews, Grayscale, a cryptocurrency asset management company, has submitted a notice to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on May 7th to withdraw its Ethereum (ETH) futures ETF application. The SEC was originally scheduled to make a final decision on Grayscale's Ethereum futures ETF on May 30th. Grayscale initially submitted the 19b-4 application for the Ethereum futures ETF on September 19, 2023. If approved, the ETF would have been listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

$BTC bull phase may not be done yet.
Realized Cap is the key signal here.
It has surged and is now close to Bitcoin’s Market Cap, showing old coins are moving and being repriced.
In past cycles, this phase came before major rallies.

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🇯🇵 Bank of Japan to Offload $534B in ETFs — Is Bitcoin Facing New Pressure?

The Bank of Japan (BoJ) is preparing a historic policy shift.
Starting January 2026, it plans to gradually sell its ETF holdings worth ¥83 trillion ($534B) — just as Japan moves toward its first major rate hike in nearly 20 years.

🔄 A Slow but Powerful Exit

BoJ will offload ETFs at a pace of ¥330B per year, meaning the unwind could take decades.
Still, even a slow exit matters — BoJ is one of the largest ETF holders in the world, and its moves directly affect global liquidity.

Japanese equities surged over the last two years, leaving BoJ with large unrealized gains. Locking those in now signals a broader shift toward policy normalization.

📈 Rate Hike Incoming?

Markets expect a 25 bps rate hike at the Dec 18–19 meeting, pushing rates to 0.75%, the highest since the early 2000s.
Polymarket currently shows a 98% probability of confirmation.

This could disrupt global capital flows.

For years, the Japanese yen powered carry trades — cheap borrowing used to invest in higher-yield assets like stocks and crypto.
That era is ending.

> “With Japanese bond yields rising, the yen carry trade is shrinking fast.”
— Mister Crypto

₿ Bitcoin Under Pressure — But Not Panicking

Bitcoin has dipped below $90,000, trading near $89,700.
So far, the reaction is controlled, suggesting markets already priced in much of the risk.

Still, as yen-based leverage unwinds, risk assets like BTC remain exposed — especially in a tightening global liquidity environment.

🧠 ETFs: Old Money Out, New Money In

While Japan steps back from ETFs, Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. continue to grow, highlighting a generational shift in capital allocation.

Liquidity may rotate — not disappear.

🔮 What This Means for Crypto

Short-term volatility likely

Leverage-driven rallies become harder

Strong fundamentals matter more than hype

2026 could be a survival test — only the strongest crypto assets will thrive.

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For many traders, the key short zone is sitting around 2900–2950. Stay sharp tonight — expect repeated washouts before a move higher, with a potential rise toward the 3030 area.
If we see a pullback, take it only if the setup is clean. Keep risk tight and be willing to accept a small loss if the market invalidates the move.
Macro conditions are shifting fast. Trump is openly calling for a short on the U.S. dollar, and the reaction is already visible — the dollar is weakening, while crypto and gold continue to push higher. At the same time, the risk of a U.S. government shutdown is getting closer, adding more fuel to market volatility.
In this environment, patience matters. Waiting and observing remains the safest approach until direction fully confirms. Trade smart, not emotional.

$BTC $ETH Crypto markets are bleeding — and Ethereum ($ETH ) may not be finished yet.
While many investors are hoping for a breakout, Bloomberg Intelligence senior analyst Mike McGlone delivers a reality check that traders cannot ignore.
👉 ETH is more likely to retest $2,000 than rally above $4,000.
📊 Ethereum at a Critical Crossroad
Ethereum is sending mixed signals:
🔗 On-chain activity at record highs
• 7-day average active addresses: ~718,000
📉 Price momentum turning bearish
• ETH remains trapped in the $2,000 – $4,000 range
• Recent movement shows pressure building toward the lower boundary
Despite strong network usage, price action tells a different story — macro forces are winning.
🧠 Mike McGlone’s Key View
“Ethereum has been drifting toward the lower end of its $2,000–$4,000 range since 2023.
With rising market volatility, it’s more likely to stay below $2,000 than break above $4,000.”
⚠️ This isn’t new. McGlone warned investors earlier:
“Ethereum $2,000 or $4,000? My outlook remains bearish.”
🔮 What Traders Should Watch
✅ Rising volatility = higher downside risk
✅ $2,000 acting as a major liquidity magnet
✅ Patience beats emotion in this market phase
🚨 Final Take:
Strong fundamentals alone may not protect ETH if macro pressure intensifies.
Smart money is watching levels — not emotions.
❓ Ethereum at $2,000 — Opportunity or Danger? 📉🤔
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As of late January 2026, the race to bring BNB to traditional brokerage accounts has reached a fever pitch. With Virtune already trading on Nasdaq Stockholm and Grayscale’s SEC filing fresh on the desk, investors are weighing the cost of convenience.
Here is the analytical breakdown of how these two institutional giants compare:

Fee & Structure Comparison
FeatureVirtune BNB ETP (VIRBNB)Grayscale BNB ETF (GBNB)StatusLive (Trading since Jan 27, 2026)Filed (S-1 submitted Jan 23, 2026)ExchangeNasdaq Stockholm (Nordics)Nasdaq (USA - Pending)Management Fee1.95%TBA (Estimated 0.20% - 1.50%)*Backing1:1 Physical BNB1:1 Physical BNBCustodianCoinbaseCoinbase
*Projected Fee: Based on Grayscale's "Mini Trust" strategy for BTC and ETH, they are expected to launch a low-fee version (around 0.25%) alongside their standard Trust conversion to stay competitive with VanEck.

The Investor’s Choice: Which has better ROI?
1. The European Advantage (Virtune)
If you are an EU-based investor, VIRBNB is currently the only regulated game in town.
Immediate Exposure: You don't have to wait for the SEC’s sluggish approval process.Tax Efficiency: Being listed on Nasdaq Stockholm allows for streamlined tax reporting in many European jurisdictions compared to holding on a CEX.The "Cost" of Early Access: The 1.95% fee is significantly higher than typical US ETFs, but it's the premium for being first to the regulated party.
2. The US Institutional Wave (Grayscale)
Grayscale's filing for GBNB is designed to trigger a "wall of money" from US 401ks and IRAs.
Fee War Alpha: Grayscale is entering a crowded US field. With VanEck and Tuttle Capital also filing, a fee war is inevitable. We expect Grayscale to undercut Virtune's 1.95% significantly to capture the US market share.Liquidity: Once live, GBNB will likely have much higher trading volume and tighter spreads than the Nordic ETP.

The Trade Verdict
Short-Term (NOW): Use VIRBNB if you need regulated exposure immediately to catch the $1,000 BNB breakout.Long-Term (Q2/Q3 2026): Wait for the GBNB launch. The lower management fees and higher liquidity in the US market will likely offer a better net ROI over a 12-month period.
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