Daily Summary of Cryptocurrency Developments (2024-12-26)

1. Since December 19, the total net outflow of funds from Bitcoin spot ETFs reached $1.52 billion.

2. Turkey has implemented stricter anti-money laundering regulations for cryptocurrencies.

3. The holdings of U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs have surpassed 1.13 million BTC in less than a year.

4. On December 25, the net outflow of Bitcoin from U.S. ETFs was 2,258 BTC, while the net inflow for Ethereum ETFs was 12,445 ETH.

5. Forbes published an article exploring five major trends to watch in 2025, including central bank digital currencies and decentralized artificial intelligence.

6. Six Bitcoin mutual funds will be listed in Israel next week.

7. This year, nine new Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. and MicroStrategy have collectively increased their holdings by over 1.1 million BTC.

8. Opinion: Trump's administration creates ideal conditions for DeFi development; new policies will allow more protocols to distribute dividends to token holders.

9. Robinhood CEO: Trump's administration will accelerate the shift of real-world assets to the blockchain.

10. BlackRock: Compared to launching new altcoin ETFs, more focus is on providing Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs to clients.

11. Pitchbook: It is expected that venture capital in the cryptocurrency sector will reach $18 billion by 2025.

12. The Central Bank of Russia is developing a new monitoring platform to combat illegal cryptocurrency over-the-counter trading services.

13. AI superchain Swan Chain has completed a $2 million financing round, led by DWF Labs, Optimism Foundation, and Promontory Tech.

14. The Russian Finance Minister stated that Russia is using Bitcoin in foreign trade.