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Bitcoin's biggest ETF selloff on record is raising eyebrows across the financial world. U.S. spot bitcoin funds have now bled cash for eleven straight sessions, shedding three point four billion dollars as investors rotate toward AI-driven equities. It's a stark reminder that in a crowded risk landscape, not every asset gets to win at once.
Adding to the pressure, XRP has dropped four percent, sliding below one dollar and thirty cents to hit fifteen-week lows. Exchange outflows haven't been enough to stem the tide, and the loss of a key support level has traders watching closely. What's happening to XRP reflects a broader weakness pulling down most major crypto assets in bitcoin's wake.
On the developer tools front, Google has quietly released a new command-line interface for Google Workspace, built in Rust and designed to serve both human users and AI agents. It unifies Drive, Gmail, and Calendar under one tool with over one hundred bundled skills. Early community reaction is mixed though, with setup complexity drawing as much attention as the feature set itself.
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