VanEck and 21Shares send amended Ether ETF filings to SEC
Some experts are still speculating that the final approval of spot Ether exchange-traded funds could allow listing and trading as early as July. Go to Source
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Memecoins and AI are pushing Gamefi out of the spotlight
Industry figures disagree on whether GameFi is having a good year as other aspects of Web3 hog the spotlight. Go to Source
Big Tech faces financial reckoning if human-level AI doesn’t happen soon
Sequoia Capital says the industry needs to make up about $600 billion in profit before the current expenditure starts to make sense. Go to Source
Ether ETFs will only be a ‘sidekick’ to Bitcoin ETFs: Bloomberg analyst
Inflows from the Ether ETF launch may disappoint compared to the record-breaking inflows generated by the launch of the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs Go to Source
Bitwise files amended Ethereum ETF S-1 — experts predict July launch
SEC Chair Gary Gensler said that the commission could give final approvals on spot Ether ETFs sometime in summer 2024, while some analysts are predicting as early as July. Go to Source
Bitcoin or bust: Companies add BTC to treasury for long-term potential
Corporations are increasingly adopting Bitcoin as a treasury asset, with companies like MicroStrategy, Tesla and Coinbase leading the charge. Go to Source
RedStone Oracles raises $15M led by Arrington Capital
The oracle solution said it amassed $4 billion in total value secured across 100 individual clients. Go to Source
How ETFs are reshaping the crypto markets
In Cointelegraph’s latest video, experts discuss the impact of the spot Bitcoin ETF approvals on the crypto markets and the potential for a spot Ethereum ETF. Go to Source
AI needs a killer app to prove it’s not a bubble — Goldman Sachs, MIT
Analysts were split over whether today’s AI investments would pay off in the next decade. Go to Source
South Korean crypto firm Hashed Ventures expands to Abu Dhabi: Report
Hashed Ventures said it’s in talks with other South Korean crypto firms to help bring them to Abu Dhabi. Go to Source
