15:40 2025-04-11
The falling price of ETH has led to a rise in the Ethereum reverse ETF, with ETHD up 247% this year.The falling price of ETH has led to a rise in Ethereum inverse ETFs in the market. The ProShares UltraShort Ether ETF (ETHD) currently ranks first among all ETFs in 2025 with a year-to-date gain of 247%. It is reported that ETHD is ETF provider ProShares' Ethereum-linked ETF, which targets an average daily ETH return of -2 times. It was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in June this year.
15:31 2025-04-11
Bitcoin ETF in the United States today saw a net outflow of 2,359 BTC, and Ethereum ETF saw a net outflow of 22,749 ETH.According to Lookonchain monitoring, today 10 US bitcoin ETF net outflow 2359 BTC, of which Fidelity outflow 938 BTC, Fidelity currently holds 196041 BTC, worth 16.06 billion dollars; 9 Ethereum ETF net outflow 22749 ETH, of which Fidelity outflow 23733 ETH, Fidelity currently holds 370520 ETH, worth 576.90 million dollars.
15:25 2025-04-11
Federal Reserve's Williams: Trump's tariffs could push inflation up to 4%.The Federal Reserve's Williams has warned that Trump's tariffs will cause US inflation to soar to as high as 4% this year and push up unemployment and hit economic growth amid "pervasive" uncertainty. He also said he expects economic growth to slow "significantly from last year, possibly just under 1%", while unemployment could rise to 4.5% -5% from the current 4.2%. Williams' gloomy assessment comes as the US financial marekt has been hit over the past week by the extremely protectionist trade ...
15:25 2025-04-11
BTC falls below $82,000The market shows that BTC has fallen below $82,000 and is now trading at $81990.01. The 24-hour increase has narrowed to 1.98%. The market is volatile, so please do a good job in risk control.
14:54 2025-04-11
U.S. consumer confidence and inflation expectations have deteriorated sharplyApril 11 news, according to the Golden Ten report, U.S. consumer confidence deteriorated sharply in April, with 12-month inflation expectations surging to the highest level since 1981, as trade tensions escalated uncomfortably. On Friday, the University of Michigan's consumer confidence index fell to 50.8 from its final value of 57.0 in March, and economists predict it will fall to 54.5. Joanne Hsu, director of the Center for Consumer Surveys, said: "This decline is widespread across all ages, i...