On Monday, Google will update its policy to allow certain cryptocurrency products to advertise on its main search engine. Bitcoin ETF seems to meet the criteria, sparking speculation among industry insiders. It is reported that Google's cryptocurrency and related advertising policies will be revised on January 29 to allow "advertisers offering cryptocurrency trusts for the US" to advertise.

According to CoinGecko data, Jupiter's trading volume in the past 24 hours was about 388 million US dollars, surpassing Uniswap V3 and ranking first in DEX.

Bitcoin Magazine posted on social media that asset management giant Vanguard stated that they do not allow a spot Bitcoin ETF because it is "an immature asset class with almost no history, no inherent economic value, no cash flows, and could cause serious disruption in an investment portfolio."

On January 28th, Stellar is facing a delayed upgrade plan to add Ethereum-like smart contract functionality. After discovering a bug, Stellar developers and validators are reconsidering delaying the upgrade of their smart contracts until after January 30th.

On January 27th, according to BitMEX Research data, Bitcoin spot ETF had a net inflow of $14.8 million on the 11th day.

According to Bitcoin Magazine, data shows that the total trading volume of the top five spot Bitcoin ETFs, Grayscale, BlackRock, Fidelity, ARK 21Shares, and Bitwise, in the first 11 trading days has exceeded $23.6 billion. Among them: Grayscale's trading volume was $12.6 billion, BlackRock was $4.8 billion, Fidelity was $4.2 billion, ARK 21Shares was $1.3 billion, and Bitwise was $702 million.

On January 27th, Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart stated that the likelihood of a physical Ether ETF being approved in May is about 60%. The delay is not surprising, and it is expected that the SEC will postpone the decision on the ETF until later this year. May 23rd will be the next key date for Ethereum's physical ETF, and if the approval in May is not successful, Seyffart plans to wait until 2025.

ETF issuer Roundhill Investments has released details of the January distribution of its Bitcoin exchange-traded fund "Roundhill Bitcoin Covered Call Strategy ETF (YBTC)", with a fee rate of 0.95% and a distribution of $1.334300 per share. As previously reported, YBTC began trading on the CBOE BZX last week, and is also the first Bitcoin covered call strategy ETF to be listed in the United States, aiming to provide investors with Bitcoin investment opportunities while also providing risk exposure to Bitcoin price movements (limited by an upward limit).

Spot BTC ETFs made headlines as the media reported $28 billion in assets under management, but how significant is the figure?

Data disclosed by CC15Capital shows that Bitwise's spot Bitcoin ETF "BITB" achieved a milestone after six days of trading. Its investment management team added $56 million worth of Bitcoin at a cost of 0.01%, bringing its Bitcoin holdings to over 10,000 as of January 20th, with a current asset management scale of $425 million. The total inflow of funds in the first six days was $446 million.