
Institutions Cut Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Stakes While Backing XRP and HYPE
Institutional investors are trimming their Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF positions while quietly building exposure to XRP and the HYPE token, according to Pluang.
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Institutional investors are trimming their Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF positions while quietly building exposure to XRP and the HYPE token, according to Pluang.

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