Crypto products see 4th week of inflows amid race for Bitcoin ETFs: CoinShares
Bitcoin products took the largest share of inflows, netting 84% of incoming funds, according to CoinShares’ weekly fund flows report. Go to Source
Month: October 2023
6 Questions for Adelle Nazarian on crypto, journalism and the future of Bitcoin
Adelle Nazarian and the American Blockchain PAC are in Washington, D.C. fighting for your right to buy and HODL cryp. Go to Source
Bitcoin suddenly rockets past $34K as ETF excitement grows
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) quickly surged to $34,000 amid recent developments in the Bitcoin ETF space. Go to Source
Bitcoin price trades near key $31.7K pivot point — Can BTC bulls keep up the volume?
Bitcoin started the week with a bang, but the real question is, what is driving the move and is it sustainable? Go to Source
BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF is now listed on Nasdaq trade clearing firm — Bloomberg analyst
Exchange-traded fund analyst Eric Balchunas said the addition was “all part of the process” of a crypto ETF being listed and traded and a positive sign for SEC approval. Go to Source
Lower-middle income countries lead in crypto adoption, but not volume: Chainalysis
Usage is down, but the future of crypto looks bright thanks to adoption in up-and-coming economies, according to Chainalysis. Go to Source
New data poisoning tool would punish AI for scraping art without permission
The tool is currently in the research stage but the team plans to integrate it with its existing artist protection tools. Go to Source
US Court issues mandate for Grayscale ruling, paving way for SEC to review spot Bitcoin ETF
The court decision was expected by many after the SEC did not appeal an Aug. 29 ruling requiring Grayscale’s Bitcoin ETF application to be reviewed. Go to Source
Regulators around the globe assert more control over crypto: Law Decoded
From Hong Kong to Europe and the United States, regulators are pushing for more oversight and control over digital assets. Go to Source
IRS proposes unprecedented data-collection on crypto users
The IRS is looking to require crypto service providers to collect unprecedented swaths of data about their users — including names and Social Security numbers. Go to Source