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🇺🇸 US SPOT CRYPTO ETFs FLOWS REPORT (24 August - 28 August) US Crypto Spot ETFs Saw ~$2.07 Billion Net InFlows Last Week ➔ BlackRock ETF BOUGHT ~11,944 Bitcoin And 2,59,576 Ethereum ➔ Fidelity ETF BOUGHT ~811 Bitcoin And 39,013 Ethereum ➔ Bitwise ETF SOLD ~192 Bitcoin And BOUGHT 924 Ethereum ➔ Grayscale ETF BOUGHT 58 Bitcoin And 26,191 Ethereum ➔ VanEck ETF SOLD ~51 Bitcoin And BOUGHT 1,827 Ethereum ➔ ARK 21Shares ETF SOLD ~1,054 Bitcoin BOUGHT 1,106 Ethereum ➔ Morgan Stanley ETF BOUGHT ~319 Bitcoin And 6,880 Ethereum ➔ Franklin ETF BOUGHT ~369 Ethereum $BTC ETFs Inflow: +$924.48M (+11,830 BTC) $ETH ETFs Inflow: +$824.42M (+3,35,886 ETH) $XRP ETFs Inflow: +$110.49M (+75.87M XRP) $HYPE ETFs Inflow: +$56.86M (+698.6K HYPE) $SOL ETFs Inflow: +$153.87M (+1.42M SOL) $LINK ETFs Inflow: +$3.69M $HBAR ETFs Inflow: +$863.98K $DOGE ETFs Inflow: +$146.02K $LTC ETFs Outflow: -$239.03K Last Week Zero Flows: $DOT, $BNB, $AVAX Last week, US Bitcoin Spot ETFs BOUGHT ~11,830 BTC (~26 days of mined supply), while US Ethereum Spot ETFs BOUGHT ~3,35,886 ETH.

Markets took a hit today. Bitcoin dropped from a weekly high of $81,281 to around $76,800-$77,800 — a ~3-4% decline . Over 96,000 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours, totaling nearly $480 million . The trigger? Fed Chair Kevin Warsh delivered a notably hawkish message at Jackson Hole, signaling more work ahead on inflation . The probability of a September rate hike jumped, and the 2-year Treasury yield spiked — pressuring risk assets across the board . Solana corrected as well — down around 2.4-3.3% to ~$104, after hitting $110 earlier this week . It's a healthy pullback after a +40% rally over the past 30 days. HBAR and NEAR also saw declines, in line with the broader market . On the bright side: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.15 billion in net inflows this week, and the Treasury doubled its buyback program to support liquidity. So the macro backdrop isn't all bearish — this looks more like a healthy reset than a trend reversal. My approach? I stick to the plan. Grid bot keeps running, buying the dip automatically, no emotions involved. Corrections like this are where discipline pays off. Disclaimer: This is my personal view, not financial advice. Always do your own research. $BTC $ETH $SOL

HBAR Needs One Clean Wedge Break to Start the Run ⚡ The falling wedge is tight near 0.08 and the next signal is simple. ⚡ Fast read - Price compressed after a long downtrend - Sellers losing grip inside the pattern - Upper trendline break is the trigger I want 📌 Key signal - First target zone sits near 0.15 - Larger expansion opens room toward 0.40 - No volume or hold after the break and I stay out 🎯 Trigger I want - Bias: Long - Trigger: clean breakout above the upper trendline - Target: 0.15 initial, 0.40 if momentum expands - Invalidation: failed break and reclaim of the wedge - Confidence: 64 percent 🛠 Behind the move A fast HBAR breakout can create slippage risk if liquidity is thin. HBAR is the pure momentum chart here, while Omniston handles the routing and quote-comparison side of execution. It checks possible paths across liquidity sources before the trade hits. That keeps the infrastructure angle practical beside this HBAR setup because the signal still needs clean flow once price starts moving. What is your cleanest trigger on this chart? 👇 Share the risk line you would respect most. Not investment advice - research on your own! 🚀 $HBAR

$HBAR – Bullish momentum holds steady $HBAR LONG Entry: 0.08070 – 0.08089 Stop Loss: 0.07851 TP: 0.08171 - 0.08423 - 0.08583