US stocks fell on AI jitters despite strong earnings from Nvidia:** The S&P 500 dropped 1.1% and the Nasdaq-100slid 1.7% as Nvidia sank over 5%, dragging the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index down more than 4%. Investors worried lofty expectations, margin sustainability, and rising purchase obligations could challenge future growth.
Rotation into software and European resilience: Software stocks rebounded, with Salesforce and Atlassian gaining strongly, while Europe’s Stoxx Europe 600 finished flat as chip-equipment names like ASML fell, offset by buybacks and strength in “old economy” sectors.
Mixed macro and commodities backdrop: US jobless claims beat expectations and mortgage rates dipped below 6%, while Treasury yields eased. Oil rose on renewed US-Iran talks, gold held near highs, the US dollar strengthened against major peers, and cryptocurrencies declined.
US Spot ETF Flows
Asset
Daily Inflow
Daily Change
Weekly Inflow
Total Assets
Daily Volume
BTC ETFs
$254.5M
+21.7%
$517.5M
$85.9B
$3.3B
ETH ETFs
$6.6M
-94.8%
$92.2M
$11.6B
$893.6M
SOL ETFs
$508K
-98.4%
$43.1M
$795.5M
$31.8M
US BTC Spot ETF Flows
US ETH Spot ETF Flows
US SOL Spot ETF Flows
Crypto Liquidations Summary
Liquidation Type
Value
% of Total
24h Change
Total Liquidations
$224.95M
-
$-328.60M (-59.36%)
Shorts
$92.65M
41.2%
$-364.88M (-79.75%)
Longs
$132.30M
58.8%
$+36.28M (+37.79%)
BTC
$75.54M
33.6%
$-156.03M (-67.38%)
ETH
$66.77M
29.7%
$-135.34M (-66.96%)
Bitcoin ETFs regain momentum with $507 million inflows as BTC reclaims $68,000, following five weeks of $3.8 billion outflows.
Santiment reports that the number of wallets holding at least 100 Bitcoin is nearing 20,000, with only seven more wallets needed to reach this milestone.
Bloomberg is partnering with data firm Kaiko to embed Bloomberg’s licensed financial data directly on blockchain networks for institutional tokenized markets (starting with U.S. Treasuries and repo), improving data consistency and on-chain access for regulated participants.
Chainalysis reports a 50% increase in ransomware incidents in 2025, but payments to attackers remained flat, indicating diminishing returns due to regulatory pressure and refusals to pay.
Telegram’s built-in, self-custodial TON Wallet has launched on-chain “vaults” that let users deposit Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and USDT into DeFi strategies directly inside the app to earn variable yield while retaining control of their private keys.
Mastercard and MetaMask launch MetaMask Card in 49 US states, including New York, after two years of pilots, expanding crypto-based transaction access.
Sygnum launches treasury management services targeting the $100 billion DAT sector, already managing $200 million in volume at launch.
