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Tesla Did Not Buy or Sell Any Bitcoin in the Lead Up To Spot ETFs

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Spot Bitcoin ETFs surpassed Silver in AUM; Chainlink and InQubeta bullish

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Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently approved multiple applications for spot Bitcoin ETFs. The approval of these ETFs has been met with positive reactions from the crypto community, with some analysts predicting that they could stabilize Bitcoin prices and promote price discovery. Besides Bitcoin, Chainlink (LINK) and InQubeta (QUBE) have also gained popularity recently. In the ongoing presale, InQubeta has raised over $8.4 million. InQubeta: raising the bar…

JP Morgan Reveals Likelihood Of Spot Ethereum ETFs Getting Approved

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Now that Spot Bitcoin ETFs have been approved by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the crypto space anticipates more ETFs to enter the market, particularly Spot Ethereum ETFs.  Despite this, analysts at JP Morgan, an American multinational financial service firm, have revealed a less than optimistic outlook for the potential approval of Ethereum Spot ETFs.  Ethereum Spot ETF Approval Prospects In a note to clients issued on Thursday, January 18, JP Morgan analysts led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, the Managing Director at the financial service firm, expressed their…

Bitcoin’s safe-haven features could provide ‘solid support’ for spot ETFs, Kaiko says

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As Bitcoin keeps outperforming traditional safe-haven assets like gold or bonds, providers of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are likely to double down on their new products. Bitcoin’s (BTC) asymmetric returns and low correlation could serve as “solid support” for the recently launched spot Bitcoin ETFs, given that institutional players are likely to continue fueling the ongoing enthusiasm for crypto ETFs. In a research report, analysts at Kaiko noted that the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has accumulated over $2 billion in net inflow since spot ETFs launch on Jan.…

Asset managers cut fees for European Bitcoin ETFs as competition grows

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Asset management firms have cut fees on their Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in Europe by over 60% to compete with products now available to U.S. investors. In an interview with the Financial Times, Gary Buxton, Invesco head of ETFs for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific, said many ETF providers have lowered their fees on their spot Bitcoin ETFs in response to the competitive landscape in the U.S. market. Cathie Wood’s Ark Investment Management, initially indicating a 0.8% fee for its spot Bitcoin ETF, eventually launched with…

BTC Volatility Shrinks Amid Continued Investment Inflow into BTC Spot ETFs – Blockchain News, Opinion, TV and Jobs

By Matteo Greco, Research Analyst at the publicly listed digital asset and fintech investment business Fineqia International (CSE:FNQ) Bitcoin (BTC) wrapped up the week at around $41,600, marking a slight 0.4% from the prior week’s closing value of approximately $41,750. The price displayed reduced volatility compared to the previous weeks, finding increased stability following the SEC’s approval of the ETFs, putting an end to speculation on the matter. The introduction of the new BTC Spot ETFs attracted funds from traditional finance to the digital assets market. The 11 Spot ETFs collectively attracted around $1.15 billion…

Bitcoin ETFs aren’t giving crypto a big boost just yet. Here’s where the new funds stand

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The newly launched bitcoin ETFs are showing early signs of success, but they have so far fallen short of being the massive boost for crypto some bulls predicted. The funds began trading on Jan. 11 after receiving approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission, and ETFs from iShares ( IBIT ) and Fidelity Wise Origin ( FBTC ) have already raked in more than $1 billion of cash from investors in fewer than 10 trading days. Despite those quick milestones, reviews of the launches have been somewhat tepid. Citi analyst…

Bitcoin ETFs in US approved. What about Europe?

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While Americans have seen the adoption of Bitcoin (BTC) spot and futures ETFs, the situation in Europe is different. Bitcoin ETFs have been a hot topic for many months, as the approval of ETFs based on actual Bitcoin in the U.S. could potentially lead to an influx of funds from Wall Street institutions, possibly pushing the price of Bitcoin to new heights. How do Bitcoin ETFs work? Like traditional ETFs, Bitcoin ETFs are issued by financial institutions that invest in Bitcoin and manage the fund on behalf of investors. A…

BITO Volume Tanks 75% As Focus Shifts to Spot Bitcoin ETFs

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“The risk of being exposed or unhedged is very high, so BITO will provide decent cover, although it is not a perfect hedge as there is slippage and a decent cost to buy BITO,” Kssis added. “But many APs won’t have a choice (since they can’t buy bitcoin or are not allowed to touch them by their compliance dept) or even won’t have the infrastructure, i.e., custodian, or back office system to reconcile their positions.” Original