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According to reports, Franklin Templeton is preparing two BTC ETFs with a dividend reinvestment feature. Earlier, the company also added a tokenized fund to $XRP Ledger. Traditional asset managers are no longer just buying $BTC , but are also launching new products around it and using $XRP as infrastructure for tokenization. This is a long-term trend, not a one-week impulse.
Will institutional products bring a new influx into BTC? 👇
#Tokenization

As of October 27, Hyperliquid leads blockchains by revenue, and $HYPE was among the few top coins in the green on Tuesday (+2.9%). When the entire market is drifting downward, individual projects with real revenue attract attention. This doesn’t guarantee a price increase, but it shows where activity is currently concentrated.
Do you believe in Hyperliquid, or do you think its price already reflects its value? 👇
#Revenue

Canary Capital updated its SEC filing for a staked INJ ETF on September 24, and several applications are now under review, including one from 21Shares. Such a fund combines the price of $INJ with staking rewards. Injective CEO Eric Chen said on October 5 that a launch in 2027 was “too far away” and expects it sooner. Approval isn’t guaranteed, but this is a strong institutional narrative for Injective.
Will INJ follow the ETF trend, as other coins have? 👇
#StakedETF

The week won’t end after the Fed. On Thursday, US PCE inflation and third-quarter GDP data will be released, and on Friday, October 30, options on $BTC worth over $11 billion will expire. Analysts are calling the $78,000–79,000 zone key support. Expiration usually amplifies price moves, so volatility is likely to rise on Friday.
Which day will have a greater impact on the price: the Fed or the expiration? 👇
#OptionsExpiry

Tomorrow at 20:00 Kyiv time, the Fed will announce its decision, followed by a press conference with Chair Kevin Warsh at 20:30. The market puts the odds of holding the rate at 3.75–4.00% at around 90%, although in September the Fed raised it for the first time in more than three years. $BTC is trading near $79,800, and $ETH near $2,315. The market cares less about the rate itself than the tone: hawkish rhetoric could hit both coins.
Are you betting on the hawks or the doves? 👇
#FedDecision

Fed decision on October 28: the market puts the odds of a rate hold at around 90% and a rate hike at approximately 10%. $BTC is trading near $79,800, while $ETH has lost almost 4% over the past week. On top of that, the U.S. midterm elections are on November 3, and Q4 was in the red in the last three years with such elections. Trading volume and open interest are declining: the market is reducing positions and waiting.
Are you positioned ahead of the Fed or not? 👇
#FedDecision

Among Tuesday’s top coins, $HYPE (+2.9%) and $ZEC (+2.8%) performed best, while the rest of the market drifted lower. Separately, the $SOL network reached a record 1.5 million tokenized stockholders, and their number grew fivefold in three months. This doesn’t guarantee a price increase, but it does show real network usage.
Which of these three stories interests you most: HYPE, ZEC, or SOL? 👇
#Tokenization

ETF flows on October 26 were mixed: $110 million flowed into spot ETFs on $BTC , and all of it went to IBIT. Meanwhile, ETFs on $ETH lost $88.6 million, and those on $XRP lost $3.6 million. Retail inflows into Bitcoin ETFs reached a six-month high, but small wallets continue to exit the market. Institutional demand is concentrating around Bitcoin.
Where will the next money go: into BTC or altcoins? 👇
#ETFFlows

The OCC regulator has officially approved Ripple National Trust Bank, which will support stablecoin $RLUSD and institutional custody of digital assets. According to KuCoin, this is another step toward Ripple establishing a regulated presence in the U.S. For $XRP , this is a long-term story about infrastructure, not an immediate price catalyst. The coin is trading near $1.28, with support holding around $1.27.
Will the OCC license make $XRP more interesting to institutions? 👇
#RippleBank

Strategy did not buy any additional $BTC this week and did not explain why. For the market, this is a signal, because the largest corporate holder of bitcoin has sold part of its reserves before. $MSTRB lost more than 4%, while $BTC fell below the $80,000–87,000 range in which it had traded all month. The pause does not mean a reversal in strategy, but there are fewer buyers.
Is this a temporary pause or the beginning of a new phase? 👇
#Strategy

$ETH opened the week near $2,408, reached a high of $2,514 on Wednesday, fell to $2,304 on Saturday, and is now trading near $2,325. ETH funds saw outflows of $220.7 million, while Ether's market share remains around 10.6–10.9%. As long as $BTC maintains dominance above 60%, Ether's recovery depends on overall risk appetite.
Are you accumulating $ETH near $2,300? 👇
#Weekly

The Alpenglow upgrade is now live on Solana: transaction finalization time has dropped from ~12.8 seconds to ~150 milliseconds. For payments and trading, that’s the difference between “waiting” and “almost instant.” The price of $SOL
is meanwhile around $100.5, while ETF funds lost $17.6 million over the week, meaning the tech news hasn’t yet translated into demand. The market often reacts with a delay.
Will Alpenglow give $SOL new momentum, or is it already priced in? 👇
#Alpenglow

Altcoin ETFs had mixed results this week: $XRP saw $4.3 million in inflows, while $SOL lost $17.6 million and $HYPE lost $15.3 million. For now, most of the money is still flowing into Bitcoin and Ether, leaving little for altcoins. XRP is trading around $1.28, and SOL around $100.5. This isn't a reversal signal, but it clearly shows who's holding demand.
Which of the three ETFs are you most interested in? 👇
#AltETFs

The week in the $BTC -ETF market was mixed. At the start of the week, BlackRock’s IBIT saw $665 million in inflows, its largest single-day inflow in a year. Then on Thursday, $635 million flowed out of spot ETFs, the biggest outflow since June. Overall, weekly inflows remained positive (+$301 million), but the price fell about 2%, marking its third consecutive weekly decline. Institutions are buying the dip, but they’re not rushing in.
Will ETF demand turn the market around, or is it no longer enough? 👇
#ETFFlows

$BTC is holding near $80,000, and volatility is tightening: the 30-day high-low range has narrowed from 13% to 6%. For nearly two weeks, the price has been moving within the $80,000–$86,000 range. October opened near $83,576, putting Bitcoin roughly 3.9% lower now, with the monthly close on October 31. Such compressions usually precede a sharp move, and the Fed decision on Wednesday could be the catalyst.
Which way will it break: up to $86K or down below $79K? 👇
#Volatility

The market is in the red across the board. $ETH is around $2,335, $SOL is around $101, while $ADA leads the losses: down about −1.9% this evening. Bitcoin dominance remains above 60%, so money is flowing into BTC, not altcoins. Also, mining difficulty is estimated to rise by ~5% on Thursday.
Which of the three coins will hold up best under pressure? 👇
#Dominance

Hardware wallet manufacturer Keystone reported that a website breach exposed customer data. After leaks like this, a common risk is phishing: scammers send emails pretending to be the company and asking you to “verify” your wallet. No one but you should ever ask for your seed phrase. Check every email and link, especially if you keep $BTC and $ETH in cold storage.
Do you use a hardware wallet? 👇
#Security

It is reported that China is set to confiscate 61 896 $BTC , while the market has noticed that MARA moved 1,000 BTC. At the current price, the Chinese amount is worth about $5 billion. So far, these are headlines about intentions and transfers, not sales, but the market is reacting to the risk of increased supply before any actual transactions take place. What matters for the price is whether this supply will be sold on the open market.
Is this a real risk or just noise? 👇
#SupplyRisk

According to Charlie Bilello, $BTC (−7.3%) and gold (−7.5%) are currently the worst-performing major assets of 2026. There has never been a calendar year when both “safe-haven” assets fell together like this. Bitcoin has failed to live up to its status as digital gold, and gold has failed to live up to its status as a hedge against inflation. For crypto, this is both a risk and an argument for those who believe in a rebound from low levels.
Is Bitcoin already at the bottom, or not yet? 👇
#YTD

$BTC fell overnight to $79,300, its lowest level since September. This marks the fourth consecutive daily decline and the first monthly loss since June. On Saturday, long positions lost about $404 million in four hours as the price briefly dipped below $80,000. Ahead of the Fed meeting on October 28 and Friday’s ~$11 billion options expiry, the market is likely to remain nervous. Next area to watch: $79,000–80,000.
Buying at $79K or waiting for the Fed? 👇
#FedWeek