Schlagwort: crypto market news

• 21Shares has filed for a new spot Injective (INJ) ETF with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
• The ETF issuer submitted the application on October 20, 2025, making Injective one of the altcoins with multiple ETF applications before the SEC.
• INJ trades at $8.75 as cryptocurrencies look to bounce off recent lows amid ETF-fueled bullish sentiment.

21Shares, a leading issuer of cryptocurrency exchange-traded products, has submitted a new filing for a spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) to the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

The price of Injective’s native token INJ saw a slight uptick amid the development, with bulls holding above the $8.00 level.

21Shares files for a new injective spot ETF

Injective’s official X account shared news of 21Shares’ INJ ETF filing with SEC on Monday.

Per the filing, the proposed 21Shares Injective ETF aims to provide investors with direct exposure to INJ.

Like other proposed listings, and following in the inaugural launches of Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs, the 21Shares Injective ETF is an exchange-traded fund that will hold physical INJ tokens in cold storage custody.

“This is a major signal of growing institutional interest, making $INJ one of the few digital assets with multiple ETF products in progress,” the Injective team posted on X.

Injective is one of the top 100 cryptocurrencies and its growth across the industry comes amid traction for sectors such as decentralized finance and real-world assets.

Recently, the layer-1 project held its inaugural meeting of the Injective Council.

The platform’s growing presence and adoption gets notable boost from industry leaders helping to champion key strategic roadmap goals, including native Ethereum Virtual Machine, digital asset treasury, INJ ETFs and pre-IPO markets.

Major partners include Google Cloud, T-Mobile, Deutsche Telekom, YZi Labs, Galaxy Digital and BitGo.

Previously Canary Capital had submitted for an INJ ETF in July.

Injective is a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain engineered for decentralized financial services (DeFi).

The platform is capable of processing more than 25,000 transactions per second and utilizes its native token, INJ, to secure the network via a delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism.

The blockchain tackles infrastructure challenges such as fragmented liquidity and slow transaction finality by integrating exchange primitives with CosmWasm-based composability, while Comet BFT (formerly Tendermint BFT) ensures fast finality.

INJ price outlook as ETF approval hype boosts sentiment

As noted, INJ traded near $8.75 amid broader crypto volatility.

While the token’s price did not explode amid the ETF news, enthusiasm is high across the market.

The upbeat outlook is mostly down to anticipation that the SEC is set to greenlight multiple crypto ETFs and current market downside pressure could dissipate to see bulls take over.

The Injective price is down from its December 2024 peak near $35 and well off the all-time high of $52.75 reached in March 2024.

However, bulls are looking to hold above $8.00 after dipping to around $7.80 following the dip on October 17, 2025.

Prior to this, INJ had shown resilience after bouncing off lows of $6.90 in April.

Apart from ETF-driven sentiment, treasury asset bets such as the $100 million move by Pineapple Financial, help bulls.

 

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• Dogecoin jumps 2.5% to $0.20 as Elon Musk’s new X post sparks renewed investor optimism.
• DOGE forms bullish “Adam and Eve” pattern, signaling potential 25% upside toward $0.26.
• Short squeeze setup may accelerate Dogecoin’s rally if price breaks above $0.216 neckline.

Dogecoin (DOGEUSD) climbed sharply on Monday after renewed social media buzz from Elon Musk reignited interest in the top memecoin.

The token gained 2.5% to $0.20, extending a two-week rally that has lifted prices by more than 55% from recent lows.

The move followed Musk’s latest post on X, featuring the Shiba Inu mascot synonymous with Dogecoin.

The tweet quickly went viral, prompting a 29% intraday surge in DOGE’s price as traders and retail investors flocked back to the token.

Dogecoin’s latest upswing underscores its continued sensitivity to Musk’s online activity.

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO has a long history of influencing DOGE’s trajectory, most notably during the 2021 rally that sent the token from a fraction of a cent to nearly $0.73.

With broader crypto market sentiment improving and technical indicators turning bullish, Dogecoin appears poised for further upside momentum through the second half of October.

Bullish double-bottom pattern suggests further upside

CoinTelegraph’s technical analysis points to a developing “Adam and Eve” double-bottom formation on Dogecoin’s chart — a classic bullish reversal pattern.

The structure features a sharp “V”-shaped dip (Adam) followed by a more rounded recovery phase (Eve), typically signaling that selling pressure is waning and buyers are regaining control.

DOGE’s neckline — the resistance level that confirms a breakout — sits near $0.216.

A successful close above this level could trigger a follow-through move toward $0.260, representing an upside potential of roughly 25% from current prices.

This price target aligns with the pattern’s measured move projection and coincides with a significant technical confluence zone.

It also matches the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level on Dogecoin’s weekly chart, reinforcing the case for continued bullish momentum.

Adding to the optimism, DOGE has rebounded from a strong support confluence formed by an ascending trendline and the 0.236 Fibonacci level.

This confluence suggests that buyers are defending lower price levels effectively, providing a technical base for a potential rally toward $0.26 in the near term.

Short squeeze could accelerate Dogecoin rally

Market data from futures exchanges indicates a potential setup for a short squeeze — a scenario where bearish traders are forced to close their positions as prices rise, further driving the rally.

Futures positioning shows a dense cluster of short liquidation levels between $0.215 and $0.27, while long liquidation levels are relatively sparse below $0.18.

This asymmetry suggests that downside risk is limited, as there are fewer leveraged long positions that could trigger cascading sell-offs.

In contrast, the upper price range is packed with short positions that could be rapidly liquidated if Dogecoin breaks above the $0.216 neckline.

Such an event would likely amplify buying momentum as short traders are compelled to buy back into the market, potentially accelerating the move toward the $0.26 target.

Outlook: momentum builds ahead of key resistance

Dogecoin’s recent recovery highlights renewed speculative interest in memecoins as traders look for high-volatility opportunities amid a broader crypto rebound.

While the token remains highly sensitive to social media influence, technical signals point to improving structure and strong near-term support.

If DOGE confirms a breakout above $0.216, the path toward $0.26 could open quickly — a move supported by both bullish chart patterns and futures market positioning.

However, failure to sustain above key resistance levels may keep the token range-bound in the short term.

For now, Elon Musk’s latest post has once again reminded markets of Dogecoin’s unique blend of cultural influence, retail enthusiasm, and technical volatility — a mix that continues to make it one of the most closely watched assets in the cryptocurrency space.

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• Berachain price gained slightly amid news of a first BERA treasury strategy.
• Greenlane Holdings bet not only fortifies its treasury playbook but may herald a wave of corporate adoption, boosting price.
• The crypto industry is witnessing an explosion in digital asset treasuries.

Berachain price rose as the broader crypto market signalled a slight bounce on Monday, October 20, 2025, with BERA’s 8% gain largely buoyed by the news that Nasdaq-listed Greenlane Holdings has raised $110 million with eyes on a BERA treasury strategy.

With Berachain’s native token retesting the $2.15 mark amid this key institutional interest development, bulls are likely to target further upward moves. The altcoin gains alongside intraday outperformers like Bio Protocol and Helium.

Greenlane eyes first BERA token treasury

Digital asset treasuries, or DATs, are growing in traction as traditional finance companies increasingly embrace cryptocurrencies.

Tokens such as Ethereum, Ripple’s XRP, Solana and BNB are all boasting major focused-treasury plays across Wall Street. In the small-cap tokens sector, Berachain is the latest to hit the news headlines.

On Monday, Greenlane Holdings, a Florida-based distributor of premium smoking accessories and lifestyle products, announced its raising of $110 million via a private investment in public equity.

Polychain Capital, Blockchain.com, Kraken, North Rock Digital, CitizenX back the initiative.

Berachain Foundation also supports the company’s move as it targets the establishment of the “first and only” BERA digital asset strategy – so far.

Greenlane has outlined that its BERA bet will be via “BeraStrategy,” an inaugural digital asset treasury initiative solely focused on accumulating BERA.

BeraStrategy will execute its token acquisitions via open-market and over-the-counter trades.

“I believe BERA’s key differentiation is its yield source – in contrast to historic PoS chains like Ethereum and Solana, BERA’s yield is fueled by the monetization of its block rewards. I think there’s untapped potential in Berachain’s institutional growth as a whole,” said Ben Isenberg, chief investment officer of BeraStrategy.

What could this mean for Berachain price?

As Greenlane’s BeraStrategy takes shape, market observers are scrutinizing its ripple effects on BERA’s valuation trajectory.

The move across the industry, with tokens like ETH, BNB, XRP and SOL in focus, has helped buoy the upbeat sentiment around these altcoins.

Such an influx of capital and subsequent accumulation will undoubtedly catapult Greenlane to the top public BERA holders list.

Greenlane’s launch marks the beginning of a new era for Berachain, as it expands into the traditional capital markets, and unlocks the potential of Proof of Liquidity for the masses.

— Berachain Foundation 🐻⛓ (@berachain) October 20, 2025

DATs are seen as a major adoption angle for cryptocurrencies and analysts see ongoing accumulation as a potential catalyst for the next bullish phase for certain coins.

Committing $110 million to BERA purchases is a statement and buying these OTC and open markets could add to an upward price momentum.

Broader crypto market sentiment and a successful rollout are two factors bulls will consider in the short term.

In terms of price targets, the $2-4 range provides the first resistance zone, while further gains could bring $8-10 into view.

BERA price reached an all-time high of $14.99 in February 2025. On the flipside, key support areas lie in the $1.6-$1.2 area.

The all-time low is $0.87- reached on October 11, 2025.

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• Users were unable to access accounts or execute trades for more than two hours.
• Other affected platforms included Snapchat, Reddit, Hulu, Xbox, and Fortnite.
• Crypto traders expressed frustration as reliability concerns resurfaced.

A major internet disruption on Monday briefly brought parts of the digital economy to a halt, as an Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage crippled platforms including Coinbase and Robinhood.

The two-hour blackout disrupted trading activities, streaming services, and gaming networks, reminding users of the world’s heavy reliance on cloud-based infrastructure.

The outage, which began in the early hours of Monday, affected users across regions, leaving them locked out of their accounts or unable to complete transactions.

AWS failure stalls major crypto exchanges

Coinbase, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, was among the first to report problems.

Users attempting to log in or execute trades encountered error messages and account timeouts.

The exchange later confirmed that the issue stemmed from an ongoing AWS outage, clarifying that customer funds remained secure.

Coinbase’s social media post on X stated, “We’re aware many users are currently unable to access Coinbase due to an AWS outage. Our team is working on the issue and we’ll provide updates here. All funds are safe.”

The exchange restored full functionality after more than two hours, but traders expressed frustration online, with some claiming losses or hinting at legal action over interrupted trades.

Robinhood, another major platform, also confirmed technical problems linked to AWS.

“AWS (one of our third-party vendors) is experiencing an outage,” the platform said in a post on X, assuring customers that its teams were working on a fix.

For investors trading fast-moving digital assets, even short-term downtime can trigger missed opportunities and price discrepancies, fuelling debate about the industry’s dependence on centralised cloud providers.

Internet-wide disruption exposes cloud dependency

The AWS failure did not stop with crypto platforms.

A string of major online services, including Snapchat, Reddit, Hulu, Grammarly, Xbox Network, Fortnite, and Electronic Arts, also experienced slowdowns or temporary access issues.

The outage highlighted how deeply embedded Amazon’s infrastructure is in global online operations—from financial transactions to entertainment and gaming.

Cloud computing, while offering flexibility and scalability, concentrates risk when one major provider experiences disruption.

AWS remains the backbone for thousands of businesses, making the impact of such outages widespread and immediate.

Monday’s incident renewed questions about redundancy and contingency planning across industries that rely on third-party data hosting.

Repeated disruptions raise reliability concerns

The recurrence of outages underscores broader concerns within the crypto community about system reliability during volatile market conditions.

Retail investors depend on uninterrupted access to execute time-sensitive trades, and any downtime can erode confidence in trading platforms.

Industry observers note that as digital asset adoption expands, exchanges must invest further in resilient infrastructure and communication transparency.

AWS under scrutiny as reliance grows

Amazon Web Services has long been the world’s largest cloud provider, hosting vast portions of the internet’s most popular platforms.

Its occasional outages, however, reveal a single-point-of-failure problem that extends beyond crypto.

Each incident amplifies concerns over whether global businesses are too dependent on one company for core online operations.

AWS has not yet detailed the specific cause of Monday’s disruption but confirmed service restoration later in the day.

The event reignited discussion on cloud diversification, pushing firms to evaluate hybrid or multi-cloud strategies to mitigate future risks.

As the digital economy continues to expand, outages like this serve as a warning of the fragility underlying its seamless surface.

Even brief interruptions can ripple across finance, communication, and entertainment, showing how interconnected and centralised the internet has become.

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• US spot Bitcoin ETFs faced $1.2B in weekly outflows as Bitcoin fell to a four-month low.
• BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale saw major redemptions amid Bitcoin’s 10% weekly drop.
• Schwab says crypto interest is rising, with clients holding 20% of US crypto ETPs.

The United States’ spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) faced a challenging week, with over $1.2 billion in total outflows as Bitcoin prices tumbled.

Despite the decline in institutional inflows, Charles Schwab says investor engagement with crypto-related products is rising, reflecting a growing interest among retail and institutional clients in digital assets.

Heavy outflows hit Bitcoin ETFs

Data from SoSoValue shows that the eleven US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively recorded $366.6 million in outflows on Friday, closing out a negative week for both the products and the broader cryptocurrency market.

The largest withdrawal came from BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which lost $268.6 million in a single day.

Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) also saw substantial redemptions totaling $67.2 million, while Grayscale’s GBTC experienced $25 million in outflows. A smaller withdrawal was reported from the Valkyrie Bitcoin ETF, while the remaining funds saw no activity on Friday.

In total, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US witnessed $1.22 billion in outflows over the past week, with only one day—Tuesday—showing minor inflows.

The downturn coincided with sharp declines in Bitcoin’s price, which fell from above $115,000 on Monday to just below $104,000 on Friday, marking a four-month low.

The steep decline highlights how sensitive institutional products remain to Bitcoin’s price movements, with ETF investors appearing to pull back amid growing market uncertainty.

Charles Schwab reports rising engagement in crypto products

While ETF redemptions signal cooling sentiment among some investors, Charles Schwab remains optimistic about the long-term potential of digital asset investment products.

Speaking on CNBC, CEO Rick Wurster revealed that Schwab’s clients now hold 20% of all crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) in the US.

He added that interest in crypto has grown substantially over the past year, with visits to the company’s crypto-related webpages up 90%.

“Crypto ETPs have been very active,” Wurster said, emphasizing that the topic continues to draw high engagement from investors.

ETF analyst Nate Geraci noted that Schwab’s large brokerage platform positions it well to capture future demand.

The firm already offers crypto ETFs and Bitcoin futures and plans to launch spot crypto trading for clients in 2026, signaling a long-term commitment to the sector even amid short-term volatility.

Bitcoin faces rare October downturn

October, historically one of Bitcoin’s strongest months, has so far delivered disappointing results.

Data from CoinGlass shows that Bitcoin has gained in ten of the past twelve Octobers, but this year, the asset is down 6% month-to-date.

Despite the slump, some market analysts remain hopeful that the trend of “Uptober” could return in the second half of the month.

Many point to the potential for Federal Reserve rate cuts later this year as a catalyst that could reignite demand for risk assets, including Bitcoin.

For now, however, the combination of ETF outflows, price pressure, and macroeconomic uncertainty has weighed heavily on crypto sentiment—leaving investors to watch whether the coming weeks can reverse October’s red start.

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