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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded another day of net outflows on Thursday, extending the streak to three straight sessions.
Total outflows reached $399M, led by BlackRock’s IBIT (-$193M) and Fidelity (-$121M).

🚨 JUST IN: A Grayscale BNB ETF has been registered in Delaware.

Fuck the grass. Let’s touch some snow

If Greenlanders accept Trump’s offer: $100k per inhabitant to join US, it will cost the Americans just a tiny 5,7 billion dollars to acquire Greenland. Pennies

Bitcoin has slipped back below $90,000 after an early 2026 rally.
BTC briefly neared $95,000 at the start of the year, supported by roughly $1.2B in spot ETF inflows over the first two trading days.

JUST IN: @ has introduced perpetual futures tied to traditional assets, starting with gold (XAUUSDT) and silver (XAGUSDT).

🚨 The entire staff of the developer behind Zcash, has resigned.
CEO Josh Swihart said the departures followed a governance dispute with the nonprofit Bootstrap board. He added that the Zcash protocol itself is not affected by the resignations.
$ZEC is down 10% on the news

Gold and silver briefly reclaimed the top spots by market cap.
Gold now sits at $31.1T in market cap, firmly in first place.
Silver temporarily overtook Nvidia before slipping back again, continuing their back-and-forth since December.

Unpopular opinion: $SUI at $10 will still be cheap. Agree or disagree? 🔥

🚨 Morgan Stanley has filed with the SEC to launch two crypto ETFs, one tracking Bitcoin and one tracking Solana.

🚨 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their largest daily inflows since early October, signaling improved sentiment at the start of the year.
Funds recorded $697M in net inflows on Monday. Combined with Friday’s inflows, total ETF inflows for 2026 have already exceeded $1.16B.

Hey @grok, edit this image with the maximum price $BTC will reach in 2026

Crypto is starting 2026 on the sidelines.
Stocks and precious metals are at or near all-time highs, while Bitcoin failed to follow, briefly touching $90,000 before fading again.
Despite cooling inflation and a weaker labor market, markets are not pricing in a January Fed rate cut, and macro flows continue to favor traditional assets over crypto for now.