Crypto Funds See $3.3 Billion Comeback, Bitcoin And Ethereum Lead Rebound

As expected, the usual suspects-Bitcoin and Ethereum-took the lead, showing us once again why they are the top dogs of the crypto world. Bitcoin had a particularly stellar week, attracting a hefty $2.4 billion, its biggest weekly inflow since July. It seems like the sentiment surrounding Bitcoin is as bullish as a charging bull in a china shop. Short-Bitcoin products, on the other hand, weren’t as lucky, with modest outflows pushing their AuM to a humble $86 million. Better luck next time!

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The Scalability Trilemma

Bitcoin, that venerable old sailor of the digital realm, has sailed far since its humble days of trading 50 $BTC for a pizza. Now, it reigns supreme as the uncontested monarch of cryptocurrencies, its market cap swelling to a staggering $2.30T. Yet, like a grand old ship, it moves with deliberate slowness, processing a mere 7 to 10 transactions per second. Ah, the irony of progress! ⏳

ORQO’s Grand Entrance in Abu Dhabi: $370M in A and the Ripple Dream

And so, ORQO Group, with its shiny new asset management portfolio worth a not-so-humble $370 million, has officially launched, stepping onto the scene with all the grace of a bull in a china shop. Their goal? To build a yield platform for Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin, naturally. No small dreams here.

Dogecoin Open Interest Hits New ATH – Here’s What Happened The Last Time

Ah, how the numbers dance! According to the tireless scholars of the on-chain aggregation website Coinglass, the open interest for Dogecoin now stands at a staggering $6 billion. It was a curious confluence of events-over the weekend, as the price of Dogecoin soared to a magnificent $0.3 for the first time in half a year, the open interest followed suit, setting a record. Such coincidences are the spice of life, are they not?