I want to clarify one thing once and for all because I see many people constantly falling into this trap.
You must understand that all the news you see in your feed has two main goals: to use your emotions and to make you choose a predetermined path.
Funds, institutions, and whales clearly know the behavior of retail investors, so they release news to make them follow a certain path.
Every time an announcement or news appears in your feed, ask yourself: "What is the purpose?"
It is very unlikely that a major player will allow the herd to profit from the market; keep this firmly in your mind.
News about ETFs or things that seem amazing from a fundamental point of view do not just appear out of nowhere: they trap people.
The same thing happens with bad news, such as "protocol hacks," Mt.Gox, and the sale by the Germans, etc.
All these manipulations are merely tools to stir up emotions, whether positive or negative, which are "coincidentally" released as soon as the price of a specific asset reaches a key level.
Bullish news? Get retail investors to jump on the train when 90% of the bullish move is already over.
Bearish news? Get retail investors to leave the train when 90% of the bearish move is already over.
You definitely don't need to look at any news unless it is a link for your main thesis, which is why studying charts is paramount.
Stop falling for media propaganda, filter the noise, look at the charts, and you will find all the answers you are looking for.