Truth Social, a social media platform backed by the United States President Donald Trump, has filed for a spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund (ETF) with the U.S. SEC. According to a recent SEC filing, the Truth Social seeks to list and trade shares of the Truth Social Bitcoin ETF on the NYSE Arca Exchange.
The Truth Social Bitcoin ETF will be managed by Foris DAX Trust Company, LLC, whereby investors will only be allowed cash settlement. The filing of the Truth Social Bitcoin ETF follows a recent move by the Trump Media and Technology Group to raise $2.5B to implement a Bitcoin treasury management plan.
Truth Social Affirms High Bitcoin Demand from Institutional Investors
The filing of the Truth Social Bitcoin ETF aligns with the cryptocurrency agenda of the U.S. President Donald Trump. Furthermore, the Trump Organization and the Official Trump Meme ($TRUMP) have played a crucial role in the mainstream adoption of digital assets.
The overall demand for Bitcoin by institutional investors as a hedge against inflation and macroeconomic uncertainty remains high. According to market data analysis from BitcoinTreasuries, 223 entities now hold more than 3.39 million BTCs as part of their treasury management strategy.
Is BTC Price Ready to Moon?
As Coinpedia reported, the rising demand for Bitcoin from institutional investors has helped increase bullish sentiment. The recent weekly rebound from a crucial support/resistance level around $104k is a clear indication that BTC price is preparing for a fresh rally towards a new all-time high.
However, a consistent close below $103,336 in the coming days will further delay an anticipated parabolic rally.
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially acknowledged the spot Dogecoin ETF filing from 21Shares, an update that has set the DOGE price on a bullish ride. This acknowledgement officially sets the 21Shares DOGE ETF product on the commission’s timeline for approval. Notably, the commission can take up to 240 days to approve or reject the ETF proposal.
21Shares Dogecoin ETF and DOGE Price Reaction
With SEC acknowledgement, the 21Shares product now joins Grayscale Investments, which are also awaiting feedback from the US SEC. 21Shares filed for the DOGE ETF on April 9. Per the firm’s demand, it hopes to launch the product to provide exposure to the Dogecoin price with institutional investors as its target.
Though it is not sure that the commission will approve the fund like it did with Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, the recent acknowledgement suggests that a review process for the proposed ETF has kicked off.
The fund may be approved and launched later this year, considering the US SEC’s regulatory overhaul. Many crypto enthusiasts are optimistic that the new SEC leadership will hasten the review process.
With a pro-crypto Donald Trump-led administration and the confirmation of Paul Atkins as SEC Chair, the agency has become more receptive to crypto. This ‘benevolence’ could impact the 21Shares’ Dogecoin ETF filing.
Market Momentum Shifts In Favor of DOGE Price
Following the US SEC acknowledgment of the 21Shares spot Dogecoin ETF filing, the DOGE price jumped 6.29% in the past 24 hours to $0.2404. This rally comes despite the volatility recorded earlier in the trading hours. However, the coin has pared off all short-term and long-term losses, with its 7-day price growth at 42.19%.
The price jump aligns with Rekt Capital’s recent analysis on the future of the canine-themed memecoin. Per the earlier DOGE price analysis, Rekt Capital noted that the coin could rally to $0.27 because it can hold support at the $0.22 price level amid an ongoing bullish shift in the market.
Beyond the Dogecoin ETF push, other asset management firms are waiting for related acknowledgment from the market regulators on their ETF applications. As reported earlier by CoinGape, Bitwise filed to list a spot NEAR ETF with the US SEC about a week ago.
With the current trend that has seen other top altcoins like Binance Coin, XRP, and Cardano jostling for ETF listings, market analysts have highlighted high odds of listing these alternative products.
FORM hit an all-time high of ~$2.64 on May 5, 2025, with a current market cap of ~$942M; it needs to rise to ~$2.60–$2.65 to break the $1B market cap milestone.
Solayer reached ~$3.42 ATH on May 5, 2025, but has since dropped ~43% to ~$1.94, breaking below major support at $2.10–$2.20.
FORM remains in a bullish consolidation phase above key support; Solayer shows a bearish breakdown with resistance flipping at $2.10–$2.20.
FORM shows rising open interest, funding rates, and volume; Solayer shows falling open interest, negative funding, and increased liquidations.
FORM remains bullish toward $1B if support holds, while Solayer stays bearish unless it reclaims the $2.10–$2.20 zone.
FOU (FORM) is trading at ~$2.46 with a market cap of ~$942M and 24h volume up 281% to ~$72.56M, putting it just ~6% away from the $1B milestone, likely requiring a price push to ~$2.60–$2.65. Meanwhile, Solayer (LAYER) recently hit an ATH of ~$3.42 but has sharply declined ~43% to ~$1.94, facing heavy selling pressure.
FORM (FOUR) — Bullish Momentum Faces Key $2.10–$2.20 Test
FOUR (FORM) surged from ~$2.10 to an ATH of ~$2.64, pushing the market cap to ~$942M and bringing the $1B milestone within striking distance. However, momentum has started cooling, and the $2.10–$2.20 support zone now acts as a crucial hold level for bulls.
The RSI reached ~77 (overbought) but has slightly eased, suggesting short-term overheating may trigger a pullback or consolidation. Meanwhile, the MACD is showing signs of flattening, hinting that the recent rally is losing steam. OBV (On-Balance Volume) remains elevated, reflecting strong underlying buying activity, but any decline here would be a warning that capital inflows are slowing.
Short-term moving averages (9-period SMA) sit around ~$2.25, making this the first technical checkpoint. A breakdown below $2.10–$2.20 risks sending price toward deeper support at $2.00 and $1.77
FOUR On-Chain Overview
FORM (FOUR): Open interest surged from ~$40–50M in mid-April to ~$70M on May 6 as price exploded past $2.60, pointing to aggressive long buildup. OI-weighted funding rates turned positive in late April, confirming bullish leverage entering the market. Daily volume stayed moderate at ~$20–40M through April but jumped to ~$80–100M in early May during the breakout. Notably, May 5 saw a cluster of long liquidations following the rally, warning that late longs are now at risk of a shakeout if momentum fades.
Solayer (LAYER) — Breakdown in Play, Bounce Hinges on $1.90 Hold
Solayer (LAYER) surged from the March low near $1.07 to an ATH of $3.43, but momentum has sharply reversed following a breakdown from the rising wedge (bearish) pattern near $2.50. This breakdown accelerated a selloff toward the critical 0.618 Fibonacci retracement at $1.93, which now serves as the key make-or-break zone.
The RSI has cooled dramatically from overbought levels (>70) to ~40, signaling short-term exhaustion and opening the door to a potential relief bounce if buyers step in here. Meanwhile, the MACD shows a clear bearish crossover, underscoring the momentum shift. Crucially, OBV (On-Balance Volume) has declined steeply, confirming that this correction is driven by real capital outflows, not just a temporary sentiment shakeout — a red flag for dip buyers.
Short-term moving averages (9-period cross) have also flipped bearish, with price trading decisively below these trend gauges, suggesting that the immediate path of least resistance remains to the downside
Solayer (LAYER):
Open interest climbed steadily from ~$40M on April 23 to ~$60M by April 30 but has since cooled to ~$30–40M as price corrected from its $3.40 peak. Funding rates flipped sharply negative post-May 5, signaling a sentiment reset and heavy long unwinds.
Volume rose from ~$60–90M in late April to ~$150–180M highs but is now tapering, reflecting reduced speculative activity. Liquidations spiked dramatically on May 5–6, with both longs and shorts wiped out as the price plunged, amplifying intraday volatility.
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ParaSwap DAO members were split, with some supporting the conditional return of the fees and others voting against the refund.
Bybit confirmed it was behind a proposal requesting that decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol ParaSwap return fees earned from swaps conducted by the Lazarus Group using digital assets stolen from the exchange.
On March 4, a proposal was posted on ParaSwap’s decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) forum asking to freeze and return 44.67 Wrapped Ether (wETH), worth almost $100,000, to a wallet address.
The proposal initially attracted skepticism, with several DAO members calling for verification before advancing the proposal. Bybit shared a verification post on its official X account on March 5, confirming that it was behind the proposal to return the funds.
