Bitcoin ETF

With Hong Kong asset managers somewhat reluctant to submit applications for the new ETF, a series of multibillion-dollar firms from Mainland China have entered the market.

The scale of inflows to the ETF could provide enough demand side volume to negate the traditional price volatility caused by increasing sell volume as price rises.

The dream of a Bitcoin ETF is now real, what is next for the crypto revolution?

In the aftermath of the recent Bitcoin ETF approvals, BlackRock's Larry Fink revealed that soon everything will be "ETF'd" and tokenized, threatening to fractionalize not just existing assets and commodities, but the natural world, reducing most living things into Wall Street financial products to be traded on a single, universal ledger.

BlackRock, VanEck and Franklin Templeton have already begun advertising their Bitcoin ETFs on Google.

Bitcoin Spot ETFs going live is a signal that Bitcoin isn't going anywhere, and politicians are going to have to start developing strategies to confront that reality.

Bitcoin spot ETFs could soon be approved by the SEC – here's a list of every major Wall Street applicant from BlackRock to Fidelity.

Bitcoin’s volatile nature has led it to take a plunge of around 5%. The greatest victims have been over-leveraged derivative positions, as the core momentum seems completely intact.

Whether the SEC permits Bitcoin ETF issuers to use in-kind redemption structures or requires in-cash only will impact both issuers and consumers.

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