Digital asset ETPs logged $716 million in weekly inflows, lifting assets under management to $180 billion. The US led with $483 million, followed by Germany at $96.9 million and Canada at $80.7 million. Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP attracted $352 million, $338 million and $245 million respectively.

On December 15, 2025, markets prepared for a backlog of U.S. data delayed by a prolonged government shutdown. The week's schedule features October retail sales and the November jobs report on Tuesday, November CPI and the December Philly Fed index on Thursday, and October PCE, November existing home sales, and Michigan surveys on Friday.

JPMorgan Chase has introduced a private tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, seeding it with $100 million. The MONY vehicle issues wallet-based share tokens via Morgan Money, with subscriptions and redemptions in cash or USDC and eligibility starting at $1 million; individuals need at least $5 million and institutions $25 million.

ETFs holding XRP have accumulated $1.18 billion, equal to 0.98% of circulating supply, while price hovers near $2. Shiba Inu derivatives showed a roughly 3,000% liquidation skew favoring long wipeouts. JP Morgan introduced its My OnChain Net Yield fund on Ethereum’s Base network, with a $1 million minimum and a $100 million initial allocation.

The Agnelli family, through their holding company Exor, has unanimously rejected Tether's binding €1 billion all-cash proposal to buy its 65.4% stake in Juventus Football Club. The decision, taken after the offer was formally submitted on Friday, halted one of Europe's boldest football takeover attempts even as Juventus shares jumped more than 12% on Monday on the implied premium.

JPMorgan Asset Management launched its first tokenized money market fund on the Ethereum blockchain, according to The Wall Street Journal on December 15. The private My OnChain Net Yield Fund will be seeded with $100 million of JPMorgan capital and opens to external investors on December 16, with a $1 million minimum and eligibility thresholds for qualified individuals and institutions.

Bitcoin slipped below $88,000 yesterday before recovering to about $90,000, where it has lingered for several sessions. Last week included two tests of $94,000 around the US Federal Reserve's 25 bps rate cut, while dominance remains under 57% on CG. Ethereum has gained over 2% above $3,150, with other large-cap alts mixed.

On December 15, 2025, the crypto market opened the week lower, with total capitalization down 0.5% to $3.15 trillion and trading volume at $94.3 billion. Bitcoin slipped 0.5% to $89,627 while Ethereum rose 0.6% to $3,128, as analysts highlighted $74,000 as a key BTC support level to maintain the broader uptrend. Market participants are watching the Bank of Japan’s planned December 19 rate hike, mixed US spot ETF flows, and new SEC custody guidance as potential catalysts for a break from the current consolidation range.