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The Privacy ETF Nobody Was Supposed to Get Gathered $1 Billion in 30 Days — Then Winklevoss Filed a 0.25% Rival

The money arrived before the fee war. Grayscale’s Zcash ETF gathered more than $1 billion during its first 30 trading days, according to the firm’s trading and capital markets executive Krista Lynch (The Block). A privacy coin had found a substantial audience inside the American brokerage account. Then the flow reversed. ZCSH recorded approximately $59 million in net withdrawals across October’s first four trading sessions (24/7 Wall St.). Into that pause stepped Winklevoss Asset Services, filing its proposed rival on October 6, 2026, with an annual sponsor fee of 0.25% (SEC filing). ...

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First Fed Hike Since 2023, Unanimous — Bitcoin Shrugged at −0.31% While Ether Got Slashed 4.70%, and $671M of Leverage Is Already Gone

One unanimous vote. One quarter point. And the market that half the timeline swore would crack did not crack — Bitcoin printed −0.31% while Ethereum got cut −4.70% in the exact same session. That split is the whole story of this week, and it is why what just opened looks nothing like the panic the headline count is selling you. The forced sellers already did their work. What is left on the screen is a repriced market with a rulebook being written in real time — and a very short list of assets that held. ...

Bitcoin climbs to $82,272 for a third straight green week as the hawkish US jobs report shock fails to hold price down ahead of CPI, the CLARITY Act Senate vote and the FOMC

The Jobs Report Just Tried to Kill Bitcoin — It Failed. BTC Posts a Third Straight Green Week and Tags $82,272 — CPI, the CLARITY Vote and the FOMC All Land Next Week

Somewhere right now, someone who bought Friday’s liquidation flush is staring at an $82,272 Bitcoin and grinning. That could have been you. It can be you next week. Bitcoin just closed its third straight green week, up 4.6% week-to-date, printing an overnight high of $82,272 — its strongest level since May 11 — and it did all of it while the most hawkish US jobs surprise of the year tried to bury it. The sellers threw everything they had. The buyers absorbed it, shrugged, and pushed price higher anyway. When bearish news stops working on an asset, the trend has already won. ...