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Daily Market Dispatch – Feb 24, 2025 For informational purposes only; not financial or investment advice. Overview Last week marked another pivotal moment in crypto’s history—one of those weeks that tested the industry’s grit and reinforced its resilience. From FTX beginning the long-awaited distribution of up to $7 billion on Feb 18 to Bybit’s swift recovery from the biggest heist, the industry demonstrated its maturity in real time. Short-term market markers and implied volatility barely shifted — further evidence that the market is evolving beyond impulsive turbulence. The total market capitalization holds steady above $3.1 trillion despite macroeconomic headwinds and regulatory shifts, underscoring investors' adaptability in navigating the sector’s ever-evolving landscape. Bitcoin Bitcoin is trading at $95,675, down 0.8%, as it hovers near the $95,000 support level. Implied volatility remains near historic lows, often a precursor to major price swings. Institutional interest continues to be a key driver, reinforced by MicroStrategy's recent acquisition of 20,356 BTC at an average price of $97,514. Friday’s Core PCE data may provide the next major catalyst for Bitcoin’s price movement. Ethereum & Altcoins Bybit’s ability to secure an emergency bridge loan and withstand over $6 billion in withdrawals following the largest crypto heist to date is a testament not just to its own stability but to the broader liquidity and confidence underpinning the industry. Ethereum’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) is climbing out of the oversold zone (0-30), signaling potential bullish momentum. Currently trading around $2,709, ETH is down 3.9%. Despite concerns over sudden sell pressure, crypto markets have proven their resilience, continuously adapting and strengthening over time. Ethena, backed by Franklin Templeton and F-Prime Capital, raised $100 million for network expansion and institutional product iUSDe. Its USDe stablecoin is now the fourth-largest, with a $5.9 billion circulating supply. Regulatory & Macroeconomic Landscape A series of SEC’ actions – its probe into Robinhood Crypto without enforcement, dismissing Coinbase’s lawsuit dismissal, and its review of two spot XRP ETF filings – from 21Shares and Bitwise have boosted market confidence, driving investor participation and institutional interest. Markets now focus on U.S. inflation data as the Core PCE Price Index — the Fed’s preferred gauge — is set for release on Friday. A higher-than-expected reading could reinforce expectations of prolonged monetary tightening, challenging Bitcoin and market-driven assets. Secondary indicators like Consumer Confidence and Q4 GDP offer additional context but are unlikely to shift sentiment unless they significantly diverge from expectations. In the tech world, all eyes are on NVIDIA’s Feb 26 earnings, with a potential ±9% stock move. Investors focus on revenue growth, AI chip demand, and competition from AMD and Intel. A strong report could lift tech and crypto sentiment, while weak guidance may spur caution. Institutional interest in AI adoption may also influence digital assets. Gold is up 0.3% as a weaker dollar and inflation worries drive demand, while calls for a fresh audit of Fort Knox’s gold reserves are gaining attention amid transparency concerns. Looking Ahead As macroeconomic and regulatory narratives evolve, investor focus remains on inflation data, institutional inflows, and broader sentiment shifts. Bybit’s recovery, Coinbase’s legal win, and progress on spot XRP ETFs demonstrate the crypto market’s adaptability. However, ongoing macroeconomic headwinds keep investors cautious ahead of the Core PCE report, which could influence short-term market direction. NVIDIA’s earnings may also set the tone for investor sentiment across sectors. With Bitcoin’s volatility compression signaling a potential breakout, the coming days could prove pivotal for both crypto and traditional markets. Iliya Kalchev, Nexo Dispatch Analyst

A vibrant week lies ahead, starting with Eurozone inflation data, key U.S. economic indicators, and a highly anticipated earnings report from Nvidia. 🇪🇺 Eurozone Consumer Price Index YoY & MoM – February 24, 10:00 UTC 🇺🇸 U.S. CB Consumer Confidence – February 25, 15:00 🇺🇸 Nvidia Earnings (Q4 2024) – February 26, after market close 🇺🇸 U.S. Initial Jobless Claims – February 27, 15:00 🇺🇸 U.S. Federal Open Market Committee Member Speech – February 27, 16:45 🇺🇸 U.S. Core PCE Price Index YoY & MoM – February 28, 13:30 UTC 🇺🇸 U.S. Chicago Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) – February 28, 14:45 UTC

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Daily Market Dispatch – Feb 21, 2025 For informational purposes only; not financial or investment advice. Overview The crypto market continues its upward trajectory, with total market capitalization stabilizing above $3.2 trillion. Macroeconomic data, including rising unemployment claims and slowing manufacturing activity, reinforce the soft-landing narrative, fueling optimism in digital assets. Regulatory shifts and institutional engagement are contributing to market confidence. Bitcoin Bitcoin is trading near $98,400, marking its third consecutive daily gain. Options traders are positioned for upside, with calls concentrated in the $98K-$102K range. Open interest in futures markets is rising, reflecting growing institutional activity. Federal Reserve Governor Raphael Bostic’s dovish remarks on inflation and rate cuts provided a minor boost to risk assets. BTC remains in consolidation, with $100K as key resistance. A breakout could push BTC higher, while a rejection may lead to a pullback toward $95K. Meanwhile, Strategy Inc. has announced a $2 billion convertible bond issuance to acquire more Bitcoin, reinforcing institutional conviction. Strategy currently holds 478,740 BTC, valued at $46.5 billion. Ethereum & Altcoins Ethereum has climbed above $2,800, reflecting a broader crypto uptick driven by macro conditions. ETF inflows have stalled, and analysts are looking for catalysts to drive momentum. Open interest in ETH futures exceeds $15 billion, with options traders positioning for volatility ahead of the Pectra upgrade in April. Litecoin is gaining interest, rising to $133.09, up 0.3% in 24 hours. The addition of the Canary Capital Litecoin ETF to the DTCC list has fueled speculation of U.S. regulatory approval, which would make Litecoin the third cryptocurrency with a spot ETF. Additionally, the SEC has acknowledged a 19b-4 filing for staking in the 21Shares Core Ethereum ETF, a move that, if approved, could establish a precedent for staking rewards in regulated ETF structures. This highlights growing institutional interest in Ethereum staking and potential regulatory shifts in passive income models. XRP & Institutional Developments Regulatory optimism is building for XRP as Grayscale’s XRP ETF filing has entered the U.S. SEC’s Federal Register, setting the stage for possible approval. If approved, the ETF would provide a regulated vehicle for institutional XRP exposure. The increased focus on XRP ETFs aligns with broader institutional adoption trends. Additionally, reports suggest Bank of America is exploring XRP for internal transactions, further enhancing its credibility. Regulatory & Macroeconomic Drivers The SEC’s stance on crypto enforcement is shifting under new leadership. The "Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit" has rebranded as the "Cyber and Emerging Technologies Unit," shifting to a less aggressive enforcement approach, fostering digital asset adoption, and possibly boosting market gains. Macroeconomic data remains supportive of a soft landing. Rising unemployment claims and a declining Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index suggest inflation is easing. These developments bolster the Federal Reserve’s position that inflation is under control, reducing the urgency for rate hikes. Existing home sales data, set for release later today, may further validate this trend. Investors are closely monitoring these indicators to assess their impact. Looking Ahead Bitcoin’s ability to break through $100K remains a key short-term focus. While spot ETF inflows have slowed, rising futures positioning signals continued demand. Institutional Bitcoin allocations remain strong, reinforcing a bullish long-term outlook. Ethereum’s staking ETF proposal and Litecoin’s ETF speculation will shape market sentiment in the coming weeks. Regulatory shifts and macroeconomic data will also play a role in investor confidence. XRP’s growing institutional relevance, particularly in the ETF space, remains a trend to monitor. Iliya Kalchev, Nexo Dispatch Analyst

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Macroeconomic data remains supportive of a soft landing. Rising unemployment claims and a declining Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index suggest that inflationary pressures are easing. These developments bolster the Federal Reserve’s position that inflation is under control, reducing the urgency for further rate hikes. Existing home sales data, set for release later today, may further validate this trend, offering additional confirmation that the economy is cooling at a measured pace without tipping into recession. Investors are closely monitoring these indicators to assess how they could influence crypto’s role in an evolving macro environment. In the tech world, Microsoft’s unveiling of its Majorana 1 quantum chip has reignited discussions around quantum computing’s potential impact on cryptographic security. While large-scale quantum computing remains years away, blockchain developers are increasingly prioritizing quantum-resistant encryption to future-proof blockchain networks against potential quantum decryption risks. Looking Ahead Bitcoin’s ability to break through $100K remains a key short-term focus. While spot ETF inflows have slowed, rising futures positioning signals continued demand. Institutional allocations to Bitcoin remain strong, reinforcing a bullish long-term outlook. Ethereum’s staking ETF proposal and Litecoin’s ETF speculation will influence market sentiment in the coming weeks. Regulatory shifts and macroeconomic indicators will also play a pivotal role in shaping investor confidence. XRP’s growing institutional relevance, particularly in the ETF space, remains a trend to monitor. Iliya Kalchev, Nexo Dispatch Analyst

Daily Market Dispatch – February 21, 2025 For informational purposes only; not financial or investment advice. Overview The crypto market continues its upward trajectory, with total market capitalization stabilizing above $3.2 trillion. Macroeconomic data, including rising unemployment claims and slowing manufacturing activity, strengthens the soft-landing narrative, fueling optimism in digital assets. Regulatory shifts and institutional engagement are contributing to market confidence. Bitcoin Bitcoin is trading near $98,400, marking its third straight daily gain. Options traders are positioned for upside, with calls concentrated in the $98K-$102K range. Open interest in futures markets is rising, reflecting increasing institutional engagement. The put/call ratio stands at 0.50. Federal Reserve Governor Raphael Bostic’s dovish remarks on inflation and rate cuts provided a minor boost to risk assets, including Bitcoin. BTC remains in consolidation, with $100K as a key resistance level. A breakout could push BTC higher, while a rejection may lead to a pullback toward $95K. Meanwhile, Strategy Inc. has announced a $2 billion convertible bond issuance to acquire more Bitcoin, reinforcing institutional conviction. Strategy currently holds 478,740 BTC, valued at $46.5 billion. Ethereum & Altcoins Ethereum has pushed above $2,800, reflecting a broader uptick in digital assets driven by favourable macro conditions. ETF inflows have stalled, leading analysts to seek catalysts for renewed momentum. Open interest in ETH futures exceeds $15 billion, with options traders preparing for increased volatility ahead of the Pectra upgrade in April. Litecoin is experiencing increased interest, climbing to $133.09, up 0.3% in 24 hours. The addition of the Canary Capital Litecoin ETF to the DTCC’s list has raised hopes for upcoming U.S. regulatory approval, which would make Litecoin the third cryptocurrency with a spot ETF, after Bitcoin and Ethereum. Additionally, the SEC has acknowledged a 19b-4 filing for staking in the 21Shares Core Ethereum ETF, a move that, if approved, could set a precedent for staking rewards within regulated ETF structures. This development highlights a growing institutional interest in Ethereum staking and could signal a shift in regulatory positioning on crypto-based passive income models. XRP & Institutional Developments Regulatory optimism continues to build for XRP as Grayscale’s XRP ETF filing has officially entered the U.S. SEC’s Federal Register, setting the stage for a potential approval. If approved, the ETF would provide a regulated vehicle for institutional exposure to XRP, further legitimizing digital assets as an investment class. The growing focus on XRP in the ETF space aligns with broader trends in institutional crypto adoption, including increased interest in staking ETFs and corporate treasury allocations to Bitcoin. Additionally, reports suggest that Bank of America is exploring the use of XRP for internal transactions, further adding to the asset's institutional credibility. Regulatory & Macroeconomic Drivers The SEC’s approach to crypto enforcement appears to be shifting under new leadership. The former "Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit" has been rebranded as the "Cyber and Emerging Technologies Unit," with a reduced focus on aggressive crypto enforcement. This shift is fostering a more constructive environment for digital asset adoption and may have contributed to the recent market uptick.

Daily Market Dispatch – February 20, 2025 For informational purposes only; not financial or investment advice. Overview The cryptocurrency market has seen a modest uptick, with its total market capitalization edging slightly above $3.2 trillion over the past 24 hours. Market participants are digesting yesterday’s release of the Federal Reserve's January meeting minutes, which highlighted concerns over potential inflationary pressures from proposed tariffs and immigration policies. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) emphasized the need for "further progress on inflation" before considering additional rate cuts, opting to maintain the federal funds rate at 4.25%–4.50%. Bitcoin Bitcoin has inched higher to $97,000, posting a modest 0.82% gain, yet it remains in a consolidation phase, fluctuating within a broader range of $93,000 to $100,000. Technical analyses underscore the importance of the $92,500 support level; a breach could signal further dips, which to those with a bullish mindset is a prime buying opportunity. This Thursday, BTC appears keen to be battling the upper bands of the range toward $98,000, where a resistance level has formed. This pattern is reminiscent of the accumulation phase observed in May 2021, suggesting potential for a significant price movement upon resolution. Ethereum & Altcoins ETH is trading just above $2,700, reflecting resilience with a modest uptick. More notably, its weekly implied volatility in derivatives has surged to 66% – now surpassing Bitcoin’s – suggesting that options traders may be expecting upward movement ahead of the anticipated Pectra upgrade in April. Additionally, open interest in futures markets has risen slightly to over $15 billion since the start of the week, potentially underscoring the growing bullish sentiment. Alongside all this, Ethereum ETFs recorded $19.02 million in net inflows yesterday, extending a four-day inflow streak. Solana, on the other hand, has experienced a 15% decline, partly reflecting a market participants’ retreat from the recent events in the memecoin sector. In other news, Brazil’s Securities Commission has approved the world's first spot XRP ETF, expanding institutional access to XRP investments. Concurrently, the SEC has acknowledged filings for spot XRP and Litecoin ETFs by CoinShares, signaling potential shifts in the U.S. regulatory landscape. Macroeconomic Drivers The Federal Reserve's January meeting minutes, released on February 19, confirm that the central bank is not eager to reduce interest rates soon. Across the Pacific Ocean, Japan’s central bank is expected to raise rates to 0.75% by Q3 2025, signaling further divergence in global monetary policy. While U.S. economic circumstances bring mixed sentiment, these international shifts in liquidity, inflation hedges – notably, gold, which has inched higher to record an all-time high above $2,950 – and capital flows may indirectly shape institutional positioning in Bitcoin and digital assets in the coming months as investors navigate evolving risk environments. Looking Ahead Market participants should closely monitor the Federal Reserve's policy direction, as these events are likely to influence liquidity and investor sentiment. Bitcoin's ability to maintain the $92,500 support level will be crucial in determining its near-term trajectory. Additionally, Ethereum's Pectra upgrade and the evolving regulatory environment for crypto ETFs warrant attention, as they may introduce new dynamics to the market. by Iliya Kalchev, Nexo Dispatch Analyst

Daily Market Dispatch – February 19, 2025 For informational purposes only; not financial or investment advice. Overview The crypto market remains in a holding pattern, with participants eagerly anticipating Wednesday’s FOMC meeting minutes. This event is expected to shed light on the Fed’s future policy trajectory and potentially provide the impetus for a market breakout. Digital assets are subdued amidst lingering uncertainty around monetary policy and the economic impact of escalating tariffs, with the sector trailing its late-2024 peak of $3.7 trillion in market capitalization by $500 billion. Bitcoin BTC/USD continues to trade range-bound between $93,000 and $96,000, reflecting the broader market’s cautious sentiment. Open interest in Bitcoin futures has surged to a record $45 billion, signaling substantial engagement from market participants. Institutional confidence remains steadfast, with large-scale holdings and initiatives like Strategy’s plans to convert debt into Bitcoin acquisitions bolstering the asset's long-term outlook. Additionally, discussions around Bitcoin’s role as a strategic reserve asset act as a supportive narrative, though markets await more concrete developments to drive a decisive breakout. Technical momentum remains neutral as traders await cues from the Fed’s minutes. Ethereum & Altcoins Ethereum has outperformed, climbing to a 12-day high near $2,700 and posting a 3% weekly gain. The ETH/BTC ratio is improving, supported by long-term investors moving ETH into cold storage. Notably, an increasing amount of ETH is being withdrawn from exchanges, with only about 6.38% of the total supply remaining on them – reflecting strong confidence in its long-term value. These trends highlight growing conviction in Ethereum, though its sustained recovery may depend on sentiment shifts following the FOMC minutes. XRP has also garnered attention, with a 26% surge in trading volume to $5.5 billion after a speculative boost from a social media post by former President Donald Trump. Despite the hype, XRP’s price remains stable at $2.53, as regulatory uncertainties continue to cloud its prospects for broader adoption. Macroeconomic Drivers Macro trends paint a mixed picture. The U.S. economy shows resilience, with a strong job market and steady growth, but persistent inflation and escalating trade tensions pose challenges. A 10% tariff on select Chinese goods is already in place, with further increases on steel and aluminum imports planned for March 12. These factors have cooled expectations for aggressive rate cuts, with the Fed likely nearing the end of its easing cycle. Looking Ahead As the crypto market grapples with persistent inflation and uncertainty around tariffs, Wednesday’s FOMC minutes will likely play a pivotal role in shaping the next phase of price action. Bitcoin’s consolidation around the $96,000 level could give way to a breakout, while Ethereum’s strength, supported by diminishing exchange supply, positions it as a potential outperformer. Broader market direction depends on how the Fed’s tone aligns with traders' expectations for monetary policy. by Iliya Kalchev, Nexo Dispatch analyst

Daily Market Dispatch – February 18, 2025 For informational purposes only; not financial or investment advice. Overview Cautious optimism guides the markets, balanced by mixed inflation signals and anticipation for Wednesday’s release of the Fed’s January FOMC minutes. With sideways crypto price action, participants remain focused on Bitcoin’s tight trading range. Investors are also closely watching Ethereum’s upcoming Pectra upgrade, while institutional moves from Brevan Howard and a stablecoin project in Hong Kong further bolster confidence in digital assets. Bitcoin BTC/USD remains in a 95K–100K band, with market participants expecting a decisive breakout, echoing robust interest in both spot and derivatives markets. Technical indicators are neutral; on higher timeframes, BTC hovers near its 20-week SMA (Simple Moving Average), which may act as a support level. Macro events such as Fed updates and European data releases could serve as catalysts for the next leg-up. Ethereum & altcoins ETH/BTC shows signs of bottoming on weekly charts, supported by a recovering Relative Strength Index (RSI). Options data suggests traders are positioning for volatility around Ethereum’s “Pectra” upgrade, slated for early April. Historically, major ETH updates have triggered speculative run-ups and subsequent corrections – underscoring the importance of prudent risk management. Meanwhile, despite pockets of weakness (LIBRA’s collapse, SOL returning to pre-election levels), select altcoins are finding positive traction. The SEC’s acknowledgment of upcoming ETF products stirs interest, especially as institutions like Brevan Howard deploy capital into DeFi solutions. Still, meaningful altcoin recoveries may require clearer signs of adoption or robust network growth – consistent with anticipation around Pectra – rather than short-term inflows. Institutional moves & options trends Standard Chartered has unveiled plans for an HKD stablecoin in partnership with Animoca Brands, reinforcing the trend of traditional finance entering the digital space. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs recorded $393 million in inflows this month, indicating some rotation from BTC. Options markets in ETH reflect a preference for call strategies heading into late March. Macroeconomic drivers Eurozone ZEW Economic Sentiment arrives this week, alongside key UK inflation figures and FOMC meeting minutes in the U.S. With Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaling no rush to cut rates, any hawkish tilt in the minutes could prompt additional caution in risk-on appetite. At the same time, higher-than-expected U.S. CPI readings have traders braced for possible rate path shifts. Additionally, widespread coverage suggests that Elon Musk’s DOGE is starting an investigation of the SEC which could trigger short-term market moves if significant outcomes arise. Looking ahead With Bitcoin appearing coiled, a breach of the 95K–100K zone may set the near-term direction for broader crypto markets. Ethereum’s Pectra upgrade narrative could spark volatility based on historical performance around key upgrades, but traders should recall previous “buy the rumor, sell the news” patterns. As policymakers update their inflation and rate forecasts, and crypto markets watch for technical breakouts, the focus remains on striking a balance between opportunity and caution. by Stella Zlatareva, Nexo Dispatch editor

A big week starts as key speeches and economic data from the U.S., Eurozone, and U.K. are poised to drive global market narratives. Here is what to watch for: 🇺🇸 U.S. Fed Waller Speaks – February 17, 23:00 UTC 🇪🇺 Eurozone ZEW Economic Sentiment (Feb) – February 18, 10:00 UTC 🇺🇸 U.S. President Trump Speaks – February 18, Tentative 🇬🇧 U.K. Consumer Price Index YoY & MoM – February 19, 07:00 UTC 🇺🇸 U.S. FOMC Meeting Minutes – February 19, 19:00 UTC 🇺🇸 U.S. Initial Jobless Claims – February 20, 13:30 UTC

Daily Market Dispatch, February 14, 2025 Not sure if it’s because of Cupid’s bow, but confidence and relief won over concerns in the markets. Investors are playing the long game, brushing off inflation headwinds as institutional support, ETF momentum, and Bitcoin’s resilience keep optimism afloat. Looking ahead: a test of conviction, not hype The crypto market remains resilient amid higher-than-expected inflation and the possibility of new U.S. tariffs. This strength demonstrates that investors – and potentially GameStop – may be in the mood for a long-term Bitcoin commitment. Piecing it all together – GameStop’s interest in Bitcoin, SEC acknowledgments of new crypto ETFs, and demand across major altcoins – suggests that the market is strategically positioning. Investors are gravitating toward assets they believe can weather the next economic wave. Inflation persists as the Producer Price Index (PPI) rose 0.4% in January, outpacing the 0.3% forecast. Even so, Bitcoin’s overall narrative remains one of recalibration and renewed confidence. The asset shows momentum, supported by historical trends around its 200-week moving average. Over the past 24 hours, buyers defended the $97,000 support, with eyes on $104,000. Adoption-wise, multiple institutions and governments are exploring ways to include Bitcoin into their reserves. GameStop – the video game retailer turned meme stock – is reportedly considering an investment, too. Their stock popped 10% in after-hours trading on the news. For perspective, the company held $4.6 billion in cash as of November 2024. Turning to the macro front, the SEC’s acknowledgment of ETF filings linked to Dogecoin and Ripple’s XRP reflects the growing scope of crypto products aiming for mainstream markets and volumes. DOGE continues to surprise skeptics and Nexo data shows it has found a steady user base. Over to XRP, the dino coin has shown remarkable resilience through multiple market cycles. Institutions exploring an XRP ETF are a testament to the token’s established appeal and utility. While some leveraged traders have reduced exposure, the broader market is still embracing “risk-on” sentiment, particularly in digital assets and tech stocks, taking a calculated approach. With geopolitical developments still evolving, we may see interim adjustments. However, many investors see these moments as opportunities. This Valentine’s Day, the market’s message is clear: rebalancing, long-term accumulation, and yield-generating strategies continue to define market behavior, with ETF progress and macro developments shaping the near-term direction – perhaps with just a little romance on the side. — Stella Zlatareva, Nexo Dispatch editor

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It is inflation watch time – key economic indicators and policy signals are about to drop from the world's top economies. 🇺🇸 U.S. Consumer Price Index MoM & YoY – February 12, 13:30 UTC 🇺🇸 U.S. Fed Chair Powell Testifies – February 12, 15:00 UTC 🇪🇺 European Union Economic Forecasts – February 13, 10:00 UTC 🇺🇸 U.S. Initial Jobless Claims – February 13, 13:30 UTC 🇺🇸 U.S. Producer Price Index MoM – February 13, 13:30 UTC