_XRP ETFs attracted $2.66M as Bitcoin and Ethereum funds lost over $500M, highlighting selective crypto accumulation trends._ XRP stood out in a weak ETF week as institutional capital rotated across crypto funds.  From March 23 to 27, U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded $2.66 million in net inflows.

Buck Labs raised the yield on its Savingscoin from 7% to 10% and revamped distribution to auto‑deliver rewards without gas fees. Automated Yield Buck Labs, a Florida-based technology firm, announced Feb. 12 an upgrade to the yield on its “savings” digital coin from 7% to 10%, alongside a total

Bitcoin's price dipped to $72,863 amid geopolitical tensions, yet mining stocks showed mixed resilience. While some miners like Terawulf gained, others struggled, indicating selective investor interest in stronger performers as bitcoin steadied around $76,000.

The Buck Foundation has launched Buck, a digital asset offering 7% annual rewards, backed by Strategy’s bitcoin-collateralized preferred stock. This savings-focused coin aims to provide predictable returns and offers an accessible alternative to stablecoins.

Buck Labs has launched Buck, a savings-focused cryptocurrency tied to the U.S. dollar and indirectly backed by Bitcoin. This governance token offers a 7% annual yield, allowing users to participate in financial decisions and access decentralized savings without traditional banking.

U.S. spot XRP ETFs continued their impressive streak last week, attracting $82 million in net inflows while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs suffered significant redemptions amid broader market pressure.

Cryptocurrency investment products experienced significant outflows, with ETPs seeing $1.17 billion in losses amid market negativity. Bitcoin and Ether funds led the declines, while altcoins like Solana showed resilience with notable inflows.

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