🚀 BTC ETF Inflows Surge as Markets Brace for U.S. Data: Which Crypto Will Explode Next?

Bitcoin ETFs just posted another day of bullish flows—traders are loading up before critical economic data drops.

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Institutional money keeps flooding into crypto ETFs despite regulatory uncertainty. Everyone's positioning for the next leg up.

Next Crypto to Moon?

While BTC holds steady, altcoins are primed for explosive moves. Historical patterns suggest rotation into high-beta plays when BTC consolidates.

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BTC ▼-0.16% dominance remains at 57.75%, near its late-June highs, as altcoins trade mixed. Niche sectors like DePIN and prediction markets recorded isolated gains, while major LAYER 1s such asETH ▲1.60% lagged, sliding -4.3% weekly versus Bitcoin’s -1.9%.

Key U.S. economic data, including ADP employment (expected: 75,000) and initial jobless claims (expected: 230,000), will be released today at 8:30 a.m. ET. A weaker-than-expected employment figure paired with higher claims could boost market sentiment by raising expectations of a softer Federal Reserve stance.

Next Crypto to Explode? Altcoin Sectors Gain Focus Amid Bitcoin ETF Flows and September Rate Cut Hopes

While Bitcoin continues to attract institutional flows, traders are eyeing sectors that could deliver the next crypto to explode. Total crypto derivatives open interest fell 2.3% to $963.8 million, with ETH/BTC funding rates turning slightly negative, indicating cautious positioning ahead of today’s data release.

U.S. labor-market signals continued to soften. Job openings fell in July, quits and hiring stayed low, and layoffs remain subdued — a profile consistent with a cooling but not collapsing market. The Fed’s Beige Book described “little or no change in economic activity,” similar conditions for employment, and “moderate or modest” price growth. Taken together, these data bolster expectations for a September rate cut.

Emerging narratives in infrastructure and AI-driven altcoins are drawing attention as potential breakout candidates, especially if U.S. macro data triggers a short-term risk-on move.

A sustained rise in bitcoin dominance above 58% could slow altcoin rotations, but a softer jobs report may reignite flows into high-beta names.

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Ukraine Moves Toward Crypto Taxation With New Bill

Ukraine’s parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, has passed the first reading of a bill to legalize and tax crypto, according to lawmaker Yaroslav Zhelezniak. The draft, supported by 246 lawmakers, proposes an 18% income tax and a 5% military tax on crypto profits, with a preferential 5% rate on fiat conversions during its first year.

If enacted, the legislation WOULD align with recommendations from Ukraine’s financial regulator and could reshape one of the world’s most active crypto markets. The country currently ranks eighth globally in Chainalysis’s 2025 Global Crypto Adoption Index, with strong participation in both retail and institutional activity.

Further revisions are expected before the second reading, including decisions on the regulator’s role. The bill reflects Ukraine’s broader push to formalize its digital asset sector as governments worldwide, including Denmark, Brazil, and the United States, advance their own crypto tax frameworks.