Bitcoin ETF

BlackRock's Robbie Mitchnick told Barron's demand to swap directly held bitcoin for IBIT shares is at its highest yet, with "security and peace of mind" the top reason as kidnappings and hacks rise.

Bitcoin price fell from above $80,800 to near $76,600 on Thursday morning as a Nasdaq selloff in chip and AI stocks spilled into crypto.

Bitcoin price slipped back below $80,000 on Thursday morning.

Franklin Templeton’s two Bitcoin DRIP ETFs, FBEQ and FIBT, started trading today on the Nasdaq.

VanEck launched its Wealth Builder ETF (WBMO) on the NYSE, bundling stocks, bonds, gold and indirect bitcoin exposure into one fund for 0.26% a year.

Franklin Templeton, the $1.7 trillion asset manager, registered two Nasdaq-listed funds yesterday. Both launch with a 95/5 split between U.S. stocks and bitcoin, and every dividend buys more bitcoin.

A new filing with the SEC shows BlackRock wants to release an exchange-traded fund that offers downside protection but also caps gains.

European BTC investors can typically be exposed to both volatile swings in the cryptocurrency’s price as well as the dollar’s move against the euro. A new fund aims to fix that.

Bitcoin is rallying despite macro headwinds. Mitchell Askew explains why on-chain data and 15M BTC in long-term supply signal seller exhaustion.

Trillions in advisor wealth remain on the sidelines. Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart explains how strict wirehouse rules still cap Bitcoin ETF adoption.