Bitcoin ETFs are the next major target for North Korean hackers: Cyvers
North Korean hackers could be eying the infrastructure around the Bitcoin ETFs, lured by the $52 billion worth of cumulative holdings. Go to Source
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North Korean hackers could be eying the infrastructure around the Bitcoin ETFs, lured by the $52 billion worth of cumulative holdings. Go to Source
The launch of the Bitcoin ETF in the US triggered an increase in the total value of Bitcoin activity across all regions worldwide, according to Chainalysis. Go to Source
The funds aim to capitalize on Web3 by tracking a mix of stocks, spot cryptocurrencies, and futures. Go to Source
The CIO rebutted a more bearish take by investment researcher Jim Bianco, who noted that 85% of Bitcoin ETF uptake “is NOT from tradfi institutions.” Go to Source
Monochrome’s CEO says the firm’s Bitcoin ETF has seen growth off the back of its in-kind subscription mechanism and hopes an Ether ETF could see similar inflows. Go to Source
The carbon-offset Bitcoin ETF has been waiting on regulators since December 2023. Go to Source
Crypto exchange-traded funds make up 13 of the top 25 fund launches, the investment adviser said. Go to Source
It would be the first time crypto ETF shares that could be traded after-hours in the US. Go to Source
A new report reveals a significant increase in wealthy crypto asset holders, with bitcoin (BTC) millionaires rising 111% to 85,400 and individuals with crypto assets worth $1 million increasing 95% to 172,300. Dominic Volek of Henley & Partners attributes this surge to the introduction of crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and a BTC rally surpassing $70,000. … Read more
Options would allow institutional investors to hedge risks and traders to amplify their buying power. Go to Source