AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGeopolitics Hits Liquidity: Israel-Iran strikes shattered a fragile ceasefire, with Bitcoin slipping under $63K and Ethereum sliding harder as risk-off trading tightened. ETF Pressure: US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted another $214M outflow (BlackRock’s IBIT led with ~$213.6M) while Ethereum ETFs lost ~$35.6M, extending a 13-day BTC outflow streak. On-Chain Reality Check: Ethereum neared 200M non-empty wallets (about 195M), outpacing Bitcoin’s ~59M holders by ~230%, even as ETH struggles around $1,700. Demand Warning: CryptoQuant flagged $53,600 as Bitcoin’s realized-price support, but said demand remains “deeply unfavorable,” with weekly demand contracting by 652,000 BTC. Derivatives & Markets: Osaka Exchange plans Bitcoin futures by 2028 as Japan’s FSA moves toward clearer crypto investment rules; CME also launched crypto index futures covering BTC, ETH, XRP and others. Advisor Shift: Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says advisors now talk more about stablecoins and tokenization than Bitcoin. Ethereum DeFi Upgrade: Curve launched Llamalend v2 on Optimism, expanding lending beyond crvUSD-only borrowing pairs. Corporate Moves: Strategy sold 32 BTC as a “systems test” and says it added more afterward; Fold sold ~$45M in BTC to wipe secured debt and fund growth.
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