Key Takeaways
- • Aviva Investors added a token share class to its £22 billion sterling cash fund on October 26, with Aviva itself committing £50 million, according to The Block and Ripple.
- • Cointelegraph reported Aviva now holds about £86 million across its two token funds, while the XRP Ledger carries $642 million of token assets per RWA.xyz.
- • US ether funds lost $1.08 billion in October, the biggest monthly outflow of 2026 so far, per SoSoValue.
- • This article is a sponsored press release for Pepeto, a meme coin presale; its promotional claims, including a 100x analyst projection, are unverified and not independently supported.
Summary
The same reporting period saw weakness in crypto fund flows. US ether funds lost $1.08 billion in October, the largest monthly exit of 2026 so far, per SoSoValue. Ethereum traded at $2,343 per CoinMarketCap, 53.4% below its $4,953.73 record from August 24, 2025. Standard Chartered still sees $4,000 by year end, per 24/7 Wall St., roughly 1.7x from current levels. Monad traded at $0.02144, 55.4% below its $0.04876 record from November 26, 2025, after Pump.fun added USDC purchase support for its tokens on October 24, according to TokenPost.
The source article is a paid promotional release from Pepeto, a meme coin presale, and it devotes much of its text to the project's bridge, which it says charges zero fees and settles in under 60 seconds across five chains. The presale reportedly has raised more than $11.2 million, and the release cites analyst projections of 100x from a stage price of $0.0000001903. These figures are company-supplied and unverified, and the release itself carries a disclaimer that it is not financial advice. Institutional readers should treat the Aviva and fund-flow data as the substantive content, and the Pepeto claims as marketing.
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