#CRYPTO MINUTES - 25.09.2025 $BTC ETF Flows - +241,00M $ETH ETF Flows - -79,40M TOP GAINERS: $FLR, $ASTER, $WLD, $XRP, $GT TOP LOSERS: $PUMP, $SKY, $CRO, $AVAX Major US brokerage E*Trade announces plans to expand its cryptocurrency offerings, adding support for trading Bitcoin and Ether, signaling growing mainstream acceptance. (Positive) A new report indicates a 40% surge in the number of crypto millionaires over the past year, highlighting significant wealth creation in the digital asset space. (Positive) The US Senate Finance Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing to discuss the tax implications of digital assets, a move that could bring more clarity and legitimacy to the industry. (Neutral) Fundstrat's Tom Lee expresses a highly bullish outlook on Ethereum, referring to it as the "Wall Street of crypto," suggesting strong future growth potential for the platform. (Positive) Australian authorities have released draft legislation aimed at increasing oversight of cryptocurrency exchanges, aligning them more closely with traditional financial service providers. (Neutral) The United Arab Emirates is cementing its position as a global crypto hub, attracting a significant number of crypto investors due to its favorable tax policies and pro-adoption stance. (Positive) Bitcoin bulls are seen to have an advantage in the upcoming monthly options expiry, though analysts caution that macroeconomic factors could still introduce volatility. (Neutral) Flare Network launches a wrapped version of XRP, enabling the asset to be utilized within the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem, potentially unlocking new utility. (Positive) Investment bank Bernstein has significantly increased its price target for a publicly traded Bitcoin mining company, citing exponential growth potential from AI-related ventures. (Positive) Despite overall market growth, several major altcoins are experiencing a slight downturn in the last 24 hours, reminding investors of the sector's inherent price fluctuations. (Negative) US stock indices, including the Dow Jones and S&P 500, have reached new record highs, partly driven by the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut. (Positive) Alibaba announces a massive $50 billion investment in artificial intelligence, a move that has boosted technology stocks and overall market confidence. (Positive) Investors are eagerly awaiting the release of the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index, a key inflation gauge for the Federal Reserve, which will influence future rate decisions. (Neutral) Despite broad market gains, concerns linger about persistent inflation, with some Fed officials advocating for a cautious approach to further rate cuts. (Negative)