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This episode of the What Bitcoin Did podcast features a fascinating discussion on a variety of topics surrounding Bitcoin, ETFs, and the broader financial landscape.
This episode of the What Bitcoin Did podcast features a fascinating discussion on a variety of topics surrounding Bitcoin, ETFs, and the broader financial landscape.
The Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (ticker: BITB) has recently marked a significant milestone in the cryptocurrency industry by becoming the first US Bitcoin ETF to publicly disclose the Bitcoin addresses holding its assets.
This episode of The Last Trade centers around the momentous occasion of bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) becoming a reality, marking a significant point in the asset's mainstream adoption.
The latest episode of Rabbit Hole Recap highlighted a diverse range of topics, focusing on the recent developments around Bitcoin ETFs, personal experiences with fasting, and reflections on the state of the Bitcoin network.
Former SEC Chair Jay Clayton discusses the inevitability of a Bitcoin ETF, the SEC's recent cybersecurity incident, and the future of Bitcoin's regulation, emphasizing improved market understanding and the importance of cyber hygiene.
The bitcoin community is currently on high alert, anticipating a decision from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding the approval or potential rejection of spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds).
Bitcoin's purpose is much higher than increasing the net worth of those who hold it (or hold exposure to it). Bitcoin is freedom money and the siren calls of wealth and convenience are on their way to undermine the mission.
The financial market has been keenly observing the developments surrounding the listing of Bitcoin ETFs. January 8 to January 10 has been identified as a critical window for the SEC to make its ruling on a series of applications for the listing of spot Bitcoin ETFs.
This episode of the What Bitcoin Did podcast features a fascinating discussion on a variety of topics surrounding Bitcoin, ETFs, and the broader financial landscape.
The Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (ticker: BITB) has recently marked a significant milestone in the cryptocurrency industry by becoming the first US Bitcoin ETF to publicly disclose the Bitcoin addresses holding its assets.
This episode of The Last Trade centers around the momentous occasion of bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) becoming a reality, marking a significant point in the asset's mainstream adoption.
The latest episode of Rabbit Hole Recap highlighted a diverse range of topics, focusing on the recent developments around Bitcoin ETFs, personal experiences with fasting, and reflections on the state of the Bitcoin network.
Former SEC Chair Jay Clayton discusses the inevitability of a Bitcoin ETF, the SEC's recent cybersecurity incident, and the future of Bitcoin's regulation, emphasizing improved market understanding and the importance of cyber hygiene.
The bitcoin community is currently on high alert, anticipating a decision from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding the approval or potential rejection of spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds).
Bitcoin's purpose is much higher than increasing the net worth of those who hold it (or hold exposure to it). Bitcoin is freedom money and the siren calls of wealth and convenience are on their way to undermine the mission.
The financial market has been keenly observing the developments surrounding the listing of Bitcoin ETFs. January 8 to January 10 has been identified as a critical window for the SEC to make its ruling on a series of applications for the listing of spot Bitcoin ETFs.
The episode delved into the potential impact of AI on the economy, the excitement around technology trends, and the anticipation surrounding the approval of a Bitcoin ETF.
As the deadline for the SEC's decision on spot Bitcoin ETFs approaches on January 10, traders and institutional investors are holding their breath.
Cathie Wood joined Bloomberg TV to discuss the decision ARK Invest has made a to pivot away from GBTC, and toward the ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO).
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Thirteen firms, including BlackRock, WisdomTree, and Invesco, have pending applications with the SEC for spot bitcoin ETFs (not futures-based). Bloomberg's ETF analysts assign a 90% probability of approval by the January 10th deadline, anticipating several approvals in one day.
