registered for liquidity nft for MET airdrop
do it asap because spots are limited
link is within the post, remember to check links properly
https://x.com/MeteoraAG/status/1978793149716914406
do it asap because spots are limited
link is within the post, remember to check links properly
https://x.com/MeteoraAG/status/1978793149716914406
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The future will be tokenized.
Every asset, every market, on-chain and it all begins with liquidity.
With MET, we’re building the backbone of this tokenized future.
The rails, the liquidity, and the army that powers every market.
Checker is now live.
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Every asset, every market, on-chain and it all begins with liquidity.
With MET, we’re building the backbone of this tokenized future.
The rails, the liquidity, and the army that powers every market.
Checker is now live.
h…
BLACKROCK SET TO UNVEIL GENIUS ACT-COMPLIANT MONEY MARKET FUND ON THURSDAY TO STREAMLINE RESERVES CUSTODY FOR STABLECOIN ISSUERS: SYNOPTIC
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ETF Flows: 16 Oct 2025
🔴 Bitcoin ETFs: -$530.9M net outflows
🔴 Ethereum ETFs: -$56.8M net outflows
🔴 Bitcoin ETFs: -$530.9M net outflows
🔴 Ethereum ETFs: -$56.8M net outflows
Buy-the-dip activity is incredibly strong:
Investors bought +$3.9 billion in US equities last week following 3 straight weeks of selling, according to BofA.
Net inflows to single stocks hit +$4.1 billion, the 5th highest since 2008, and the largest on record for a week when the S&P 500 fell at least -1%.
This was driven by institutional inflows of +$4.4 billion, the most since November 2022.
Retail investors bought +$1.1 billion, marking their 2nd weekly purchase out of the last 6.
Meanwhile, hedge funds sold -$1.6 billion, posting their 5th consecutive weekly sale.
Investors are eager to buy dips.
(@TheKobeissiLetter)
Investors bought +$3.9 billion in US equities last week following 3 straight weeks of selling, according to BofA.
Net inflows to single stocks hit +$4.1 billion, the 5th highest since 2008, and the largest on record for a week when the S&P 500 fell at least -1%.
This was driven by institutional inflows of +$4.4 billion, the most since November 2022.
Retail investors bought +$1.1 billion, marking their 2nd weekly purchase out of the last 6.
Meanwhile, hedge funds sold -$1.6 billion, posting their 5th consecutive weekly sale.
Investors are eager to buy dips.
(@TheKobeissiLetter)