Bitcoin ETFs: A $600 billion tipping point for crypto
A new report indicated Bitcoin ETFs could release $600 billion in new demand — double Bitcoin’s current market cap. Here’s some math behind the estimates. Go to Source
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A new report indicated Bitcoin ETFs could release $600 billion in new demand — double Bitcoin’s current market cap. Here’s some math behind the estimates. Go to Source
Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas speculated the SEC may have applied pressure on Valkyrie to halt purchases of ETH futures contracts until the ETF was officially approved. Go to Source
CoinShares, a provider of crypto exchange-traded products in Europe, is optimistic about spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States. Go to Source
Some analysts have speculated the SEC will announce decisions or delays on crypto exchange-traded funds before Sept. 30 in anticipation of a U.S. government shutdown. Go to Source
An impending U.S. government shutdown may be accelerating the launch of Ethereum futures ETFs, analysts suggest. Go to Source
The commission also designated a longer period to reach a decision on spot Bitcoin ETF applications from ARK 21Shares and GlobalX on Sept. 26. Go to Source
The commission gave itself an additional 60 days to consider the listing of ARK 21Shares’ investment vehicle on the Cboe BZX Exchange, with a final deadline set for Jan. 10. Go to Source
The members of the House Financial Services Committee are expected to question Gary Gensler during a Sept. 27 hearing on SEC oversight. Go to Source
The amendments tackle arguments made by the SEC against the use of the CME BTC futures market for surveillance sharing. Go to Source
Grayscale debuted its first two Ethereum futures contracts in 2021, and is now planning to launch the new Grayscale Ethereum Futures Trust ETF. Go to Source