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Bitcoin Cash (BCH) open interest has surged to over $400 million, reflecting improved market sentiment and a possible shift in crypto community attitudes. This increase is attributed to network upgrades, the introduction of “CashTokens,” and a significant exchange listing on EDX Markets.

At least $27 trillion of assets managed by major U.S. financial institutions, including BlackRock, Fidelity, and Goldman Sachs, are actively seeking to provide clients with exposure to Bitcoin and crypto. However, only a tiny portion would likely be allocated to crypto investments, and skepticism remains regarding the potential impact of institutional interest on the market and technology.

The cryptocurrency investment sector recently experienced its largest weekly inflows since July 2022, totaling $199 million, mainly due to Bitcoin ETF applications. Bitcoin attracted 94% of the total inflows, while Ethereum and altcoins saw minimal impact on investments. The involvement of traditional financial giants and increasing interest in multi-asset investment ETPs influence the market sentiment.

Bitcoin bulls hold onto the $30,000 level as BTC price consolidates after a recent rally, with sentiment high for a potential rise to $35,000. Increasing interest in crypto assets and Bitcoin ETF filings, along with the upcoming 145,000 BTC options expiry on June 30, are key market events to watch.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) surged 36.5% after being listed on EDX exchange, backed by giants like Fidelity, Schwab, and Citadel. With a 77% rise in open interest, BCH reached its highest value since February, indicating a more optimistic outlook for institutional adoption.

Since 2013, the crypto community has pursued elusive spot Bitcoin ETFs. Interest in Bitcoin ETFs has grown globally, with Canada, Brazil, and Dubai embracing them. Despite numerous rejections, the industry remains optimistic, and BlackRock’s recent application has spurred other major companies to apply for Bitcoin spot ETFs, suggesting market resilience and potential for a U.S. Bitcoin ETF.

Short traders faced single-day losses exceeding $178 million due to crypto token liquidations. The liquidation frenzy coincided with Bitcoin hitting $30,000 for the second time this year, potentially driven by ETF filings. Market observers predict this upward trend could continue if traditional finance giants receive ETF approvals.

Cryptocurrency fund manager Valkyrie has applied for a Bitcoin spot ETF, joining finance firms like BlackRock, WisdomTree, and Invesco in seeking approval. Despite previous skepticism, the surge in applications suggests growing optimism and urgency to gain regulatory approval for BTC ETFs.

The metaverse industry is potentially worth trillions, with investments pouring into blockchain-based projects. However, market cap losses and speculative transactions warrant caution among investors. Despite challenges, tech giants like Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, and Qualcomm continue developing metaverse strategies, indicating a promising future.