Are Bitcoin ETFs good for adoption or ‘watered-down crypto’? Debate rages
As hype builds for spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S., some are concerned the industry is moving away from the “core promise” of cryptocurrencies. Go to Source
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As hype builds for spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S., some are concerned the industry is moving away from the “core promise” of cryptocurrencies. Go to Source
Just days after BlackRock filed for the iShares Ethereum Trust, asset management firm Fidelity has submitted an application for its own Ethereum exchange-traded fund (ETF). Go to Source
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas doubts the SEC will deny ETFs after XRP’s price spiked on a faked BlackRock XRP trust filing, but it is a “bad look.” Go to Source
XRP’s price surge was short-lived and has almost returned to its original price. Go to Source
ETH price finally polevaulted the $2,000 resistance, but will retail demand and network use support the current bullish momentum? Go to Source
Earlier in the day, BlackRock registered corporate entity “iShares Ethereum Trust” in Delaware, the first hint that a filing for a spot Ethereum ETF filing was imminent. Go to Source
Circle initially agreed to go public as part of a $4.5 billion merger in July 2021 but that deal fizzled out. Go to Source
Currently, a 74% increase takes Bitcoin to over $59,000 and that doesn’t factor in “second-order effects,” says Galaxy Digital. Go to Source
Bitcoin products took the largest share of inflows, netting 84% of incoming funds, according to CoinShares’ weekly fund flows report. Go to Source
The world’s largest asset manager wants to take control of a raft of domain names that have been registered to imitate it. Go to Source