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Single Wall Street Session Erases More Value Than Entire Crypto Market as ‘We Are Still Early’ Trend Resurfaces
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Single Wall Street Session Erases More Value Than Entire Crypto Market as ‘We Are Still Early’ Trend Resurfaces

Key Highlights: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq experienced an aggressive, relentless sell-off, failing to log a single positive one-hour candle despite five intraday bounce attempts. Market analysts at The Kobeissi Letter attributed the sharp drop to technical factors and record retail leverage following roughly $15 billion in October leveraged ETF inflows. The single-session loss of ...

Ripple Expands to Wall Street with New Move as Focus Turns to XRP
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Ripple Expands to Wall Street with New Move as Focus Turns to XRP

Key Highlights: Ripple Prime is generating revenue by financing leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs), charging fees on financial contracts provided to fund managers. A Wall Street Journal report highlighted that Ripple backed the Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF, which paid the company an annual rate of roughly 8%. Beyond ETF financing, Ripple has deepened its ...

Ripple Earns Fees Financing Leveraged Stock Bets, Entering Business Long Dominated by Banks
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Ripple Earns Fees Financing Leveraged Stock Bets, Entering Business Long Dominated by Banks

Key Highlights: Nonbank firms including Ripple Prime, Jane Street, and Clear Street are stepping in to finance leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as traditional banks face stricter capital rules. Ripple’s Delta One unit provides total return swaps across equities, market indexes, and digital assets, backed by more than $1 billion in regulatory net capital and a ...

ETFs: That’s Not (Just) a Wrap
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ETFs: That’s Not (Just) a Wrap

Institutional ETF Trading Shifts Toward Full Automation as Volumes Surge The most significant development in the exchange-traded fund (ETF) space this year is the rapid automation of institutional execution workflows. Institutional traders are increasingly moving ETF execution away from manual dealer and request-for-quote (RFQ) processes toward rules-based, automated execution—including automated RFQs, net asset value (NAV) ...