ETF inflows return for $XRP and $HBAR ... After a worrying dry spell, spot ETFs for both @Ripple and @hedera clocked positive net inflows on July 29. XRP ETFs: +$584,710 HBAR ETFs: +$461,390 Inflows to spot $BTC ETFs also returned with +$32.11M, while $ETH ETFs bled some -$18.65M. Spot @HyperliquidX $HYPE ETFs also lost some -$8.78M.

ETFs grew into a $15 trillion category not because ETFs are special, but because putting every liquid asset behind one brokerage account collapsed thirty years of paperwork. Wallets do the same thing on rails that don't close at 5pm. Will Peck on @TokenizedPod with @sytaylor.

ETFs succeeded because they combined the diversification benefits of mutual funds w/ the intraday liquidity, transparency, & low tx costs of publicly traded stocks. Tokenized ETFs extend these benefits further by enabling global 24/7 accessibility & integration w/ DeFi.

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Leveraged ETFs in chip stocks are seeing historic capital flows. Global leveraged and inverse ETFs tracking SK Hynix now hold ~$5.5 billion in assets, the most of any single stock worldwide. This is followed by Micron, $MU, and Nvidia, $NVDA, which account for ~$5.1 billion and ~$4.8 billion in leveraged and inverse ETF assets, respectively. By comparison, Tesla, $TSLA, is the largest non-chip name on the list, with ~$3.7 billion tied to the stock. In total, semiconductor-related names account for ~$21.0 billion in leveraged and inverse ETF assets. Meanwhile, the 3x leveraged US semiconductor ETF, $SOXL, attracted +$6.9 billion in inflows in July, the largest monthly intake in the fund’s history. Chip stocks have become the center of leveraged ETF exposure.