Bitcoin analysts converge on a breakout in September — But is $86K possible?
Bitcoin could see a breakout to new all-time highs as soon as next month, but BTC must first tackle significant resistance around $59,500. Go to Source
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Bitcoin could see a breakout to new all-time highs as soon as next month, but BTC must first tackle significant resistance around $59,500. Go to Source
Issuers are lining up for the next wave of cryptocurrency exchange-trade funds. Go to Source
The companies collectively purchased nearly $1.3 billion worth of Bitcoin ETF shares during the quarter. Go to Source
Increasing institutional ETF adoption could bolster Bitcoin price to new all-time highs. Go to Source
Low uptake of Grayscale’s Solana fund is an early indicator, she said. Go to Source
The ETF could offer more leveraged exposure to Bitcoin, especially for institutional investors looking to diversify their holdings. Go to Source
The investment firm disclosed to the SEC that it held more than 5.5 million shares of the iShares Bitcoin Trust in the second quarter of 2024. Go to Source
Vanguard is the second largest ETF issuer after Blackrock. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s 2024 bull run was mainly driven by institutional inflows, which could be the key to unlocking the next leg up. Go to Source
Grayscale also launched funds for protocols Bittensor and Sui in August. Go to Source