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Bitcoin ETFs could be subject to manipulation in the spot Bitcoin market. The SEC’s chief concern is figuring out how to prevent manipulation induced by ETFs. Go to Source
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Bitcoin ETFs could be subject to manipulation in the spot Bitcoin market. The SEC’s chief concern is figuring out how to prevent manipulation induced by ETFs. Go to Source
The Bitcoin futures annualized premium jumped to 34% on Nov. 28, leading analysts to speculate about an imminent spot BTC ETF approval. Go to Source
The SEC’s delays on two spot Bitcoin ETFs could mean it’s lining up to approve all pending applications in one swoop, say analysts. Go to Source
The request for public comment are standard for ETFs under review and have an open period of 35 days. Go to Source
A spot Bitcoin ETF will bring fresh money to the market, but it will not change a fundamental reality: Bitcoin liquidity is declining. Go to Source
Bitcoin retail investors may end up with a hot potato if the spot ETF go-ahead plays out like gold 20 years ago, analysis considers. Go to Source
Bitcoin ETF approvals may have key timing as the Ichimoku Cloud demands BTC price keep climbing into 2024. Go to Source
Bitcoin on-chain data is pointing to “up only” as BTC price action fights to eke out an uptrend below fierce resistance near $40,000. Go to Source
Joel Kuck, CEO of Decentralized ETF, believes that “the big money will come when the institutions come” after the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States. Go to Source
After selling nearly 700,000 GBTC shares over the past month, ARK’s Next Generation Internet ETF still holds 4.3 million GBTC shares worth $131.8 million. Go to Source