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Bitwise execs predicted Tuesday that bitcoin ETFs will attract more flows next year than they did in 2024
Franklin’s Sandy Kaul told Blockworks that the firm is working on “new and innovative” blockchain solutions for clients
Permissionless provokes thoughts on the future of crypto as folks engage in pull-up competitions
Make no mistake: Tether makes a ton of money. But exactly how much depends a lot on the price of bitcoin.
After significant lows, BTC and ETH have rebounded over $56,000 and $2,513, respectively
Though Grayscale’s expensive product spoils the category’s net flow figures, four funds see sizable inflows in the first four trading days
Investors add to crypto positions after “turnaround in sentiment due to lower-than-expected CPI,” CoinShares research head says
Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo thinks BUIDL will potentially hit its next $500 million milestone in just a few months
Plus, Trump is headed to the heart of Bitcoinlandia with a speaking appearance at the Bitcoin 2024 conference
Franklin Templeton has the lowest intended ETH fund fee so far, though a similar advantage did not help it win the race for bitcoin ETF assets
Bitcoin has us all glued to the charts. Few likely more so than this year’s freshman class of bitcoin ETF buyers.
Roughly $1.1 billion has left the US spot funds since June 13 as BTC price is down more than 10% in past month
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust is on the cusp of passing Grayscale’s GBTC in assets under management
The fund giant will ultimately offer a bitcoin ETF, Digital Assets Council of Financial Professionals founder says
Bringing financial products onto the blockchain is “a huge conversation” at most TradFi giants, according to Polygon’s Colin Butler
BlackRock’s spot bitcoin ETF has seen zero or negative flows nine times since its 71-day net inflow streak ended on April 24
The vise grip organizations like BlackRock have on bitcoin in order to fill their ETFs is a threat to bitcoin’s adoption
At least for the near future, the majority of institutional tokenization will take place on closed, permissioned networks
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