Bitcoin ETFs see $28.6M inflows after 8-day outflow streak
Three spot Bitcoin ETF issuers saw an inflow on Sept. 9 — but it didn’t include BlackRock, which recorded a rare outflow on the day. Go to Source
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Grayscale’s spot Ether ETFs launch on New York Stock Exchange
A Grayscale executive said the products will provide traditional investors with exposure to an asset that has the potential to transform the entire financial system. Go to Source
BlackRock sets spot Ether ETF fee at 0.25% amid rush of S-1 filings
BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust will start at a 0.12% fee until 12 months passes or after it amasses $2.5 billion in net assets, whichever comes first. Go to Source
BlackRock’s IBIT draws $260M as Bitcoin ETFs notch 8th day of inflows
United States spot Bitcoin ETFs notched $422.5 million of net inflows on Tuesday, marking their strongest trading day in more than a month. Go to Source
SEC has given ‘preliminary approval’ to at least 3 ETH ETF issuers: Report
BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and VanEck have reportedly received preliminary approval from the US securities regulator, sources say. Go to Source
Spot Bitcoin ETFs see highest flow day in over 5 weeks
The $310 million in inflows were led by the BlackRock and Fidelity Bitcoin ETFs, while Grayscale recorded a rare inflow day at $23 million. Go to Source
Spot Ether ETFs are now officially legal in the US: Law Decoded
Spot Ether ETFs might be weeks or months away from debuting on exchanges, as the ETF filers have yet to receive their S-1 SEC registration. Go to Source
Ether ETFs launch next month ‘certainly possible’ as issuers submit S-1s
The launch date will largely depend on how quickly approved applicants amend their S-1 registration statements and how many rounds of feedback they receive from the SEC. Go to Source
SEC’s ETF decision means ETH and ’a lot’ of other tokens are not securities
That doesn’t mean the securities regulator can’t still pursue action against actors in the staking domain, industry analysts and lawyers warn. Go to Source
