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This article outlines Galaxy Research's predictions for the cryptocurrency market in 2026, highlighting key trends like Bitcoin's potential price movement, the rise of stablecoins, and the evolution of Layer-1 blockchains. It discusses institutional adoption, regulatory developments, and the shifting landscape of value capture in crypto.
Strategy CEO Phong Le outlines the company's plan to accumulate bitcoin by leveraging a flexible capital structure that includes long-dated debt and opportunistic equity access. With no near-term refinancing risk, Strategy aims to navigate market cycles effectively while continuing its transition from a software firm to a bitcoin-focused enterprise.
Bitcoin fell over 10% in 24 hours, hitting a low just above $63,000, marking its worst one-day decline since the FTX collapse. Analysts warn of a lack of support, with key levels around $58,000 to $60,000. Altcoins like XRP suffered even greater losses during the sell-off.
Morgan Stanley has filed with the SEC to launch a spot bitcoin ETF, the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust, which will hold bitcoin directly. The firm is also pursuing a Solana ETF, indicating a significant shift toward developing its own crypto investment products amid rising institutional interest.
Nomura's Laser Digital has introduced a tokenized Bitcoin Diversified Yield Fund aiming for around 5% annual returns. The fund combines long bitcoin exposure with market-neutral strategies like arbitrage and options trading, requiring a minimum investment of $250,000 for accredited investors.
U.S. spot bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs had their first week of net positive inflows since late October, totaling $70 million and $313 million, respectively. This comes after a prolonged period of significant outflows, indicating a potential recovery in investor interest. However, BlackRock's ETF experienced continued outflows despite the overall trend.
The recent crypto selloff was driven by changing expectations around U.S. rate cuts, not a fundamental shift in the market. Bitcoin and Ethereum underperformed relative to altcoins, with broader market sentiment remaining fragile until major cryptocurrencies show recovery.
This article discusses the U.S. seizure of $3.6 billion from the 2016 Bitfinex hack. It highlights the gradual potential sale of the funds, the unclear timeline for market impact, and the lengthy legal process involved in recovering the assets.
China has regained its position as the third largest bitcoin mining center, accounting for about 14% of global mining, primarily due to low electricity costs in regions like Xinjiang. Despite an official ban on mining, underground operations are increasing, supported by a rise in domestic mining rig sales and a more lenient government stance. Bitcoin's hashprice has hit an all-time low, putting pressure on miner revenues amid declining prices and network difficulty.
Bitcoin has bounced back to about $87,500 following a drop earlier this week that caused mass sell-offs. Analysts warn that the market remains fragile, with expectations of consolidation between $85,000 and $90,000, while traders remain cautious due to ongoing volatility.
A severe winter storm in the U.S. has caused a significant drop in bitcoin mining activity, reducing the network's hashrate by about 200 EH/s. This slowdown has increased average block production times to roughly 12.4 minutes, prompting adjustments to mining difficulty.
The author outlines 21 reasons for dedicating their career to Bitcoin, highlighting issues with traditional money and peer-to-peer transactions. They emphasize Bitcoin's potential to address these problems and improve financial systems.
The article discusses concerns around a potential Japanese yen surge due to an upcoming Bank of Japan rate hike and its impact on bitcoin through carry trade unwinds. However, it argues that speculation and market positioning suggest limited risk from the yen itself, with more significant threats stemming from rising global bond yields affecting overall risk appetite.
SpaceX transferred 1,021 BTC, worth about $94.5 million, as part of a consolidation strategy involving its bitcoin holdings. This transaction is part of a series of moves leading up to a planned IPO in 2026, which aims to raise over $30 billion at a projected valuation of $1.5 trillion.
Itaú Unibanco suggests investors allocate 1-3% of their portfolios to Bitcoin for diversification and protection against currency devaluation. The bank highlights the benefits of including Bitcoin, especially amid Brazil's currency fluctuations, and promotes its BITI11 ETF for exposure to the cryptocurrency market.
The article discusses the U.S. government's seizure of $3.6 billion from the 2016 Bitfinex hack. It highlights the uncertain timeline for regaining these funds, the potential for gradual sales impacting Bitcoin, and the positive press from recovering stolen assets.
Bitcoin dropped to nearly $87,000 as fears of a U.S. government shutdown impacted the crypto market. Analysts highlighted rising political risk and funding uncertainty as key factors driving this decline, with institutional demand appearing cautious despite some targeted purchases.
U.S. spot crypto ETFs reached a cumulative trading volume of over $2 trillion as of January 2, 2026, doubling from $1 trillion in just eight months. The rapid growth reflects increasing institutional interest, bolstered by new ETFs tracking various cryptocurrencies like Solana and XRP. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF dominates the market with a 70% share.
BlackRock’s bitcoin ETFs have become its top revenue source, nearing $100 billion in allocations. The U.S. spot bitcoin ETF IBIT reached $70 billion in assets in just 341 days and generated around $245 million in annual fees. The firm is betting on continued growth, increasing its stake in IBIT by 14%.
Altcoins like HYPE and JTO rallied significantly as the Dollar Index dropped to a four-year low. Bitcoin remained stable near $89,200, while speculative tokens like PIPPIN saw notable gains. The shift in the dollar's value often impacts crypto trading dynamics, leading to increased interest in altcoins during this period.
This article argues that Bitcoin is losing its relevance as the financial landscape evolves toward tokenized real assets. Once seen as a revolutionary tool against regulatory constraints, Bitcoin is now viewed as an outdated mechanism, overshadowed by more efficient alternatives.
Michael Saylor's company purchased an additional 2,932 bitcoins for $264 million, bringing its total to 712,647 BTC. Despite this acquisition, the company's stock has fallen significantly, and its market cap is now below the value of its bitcoin assets.
Square has expanded its services, allowing over four million merchants to accept bitcoin payments at point-of-sale. This move represents a significant step toward mainstream adoption of cryptocurrency in retail transactions.
Cash App has launched 11 product updates to enhance user experience and adapt to modern financial behaviors. Key features include a flexible benefits program, improved access to credit, and an AI-powered tool called Moneybot for personalized financial insights.
Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, purchased an additional 10,624 bitcoins for about $963 million, raising its total holdings to 660,624 BTC. This acquisition reflects a significant investment strategy, with Saylor emphasizing the company's resilience against market fluctuations.
Two U.S. cybersecurity professionals, Ryan Goldberg and Kevin Martin, admitted to their involvement in BlackCat ransomware attacks that extorted over $1.2 million from various companies in 2023. Despite their expertise in cybersecurity, they used their skills to conduct ransomware attacks, leading to federal charges that could result in lengthy prison sentences.
After a tough week, crypto markets are seeing modest gains, driven by profit-taking from shorts and some positive economic data. A decrease in consumer sentiment signals potential changes in Federal Reserve policy, which may impact interest rates. Bitcoin's volatility continues as leverage in derivatives trading raises concerns about its stability.
Bitcoin's price fell below $100,000 for the third time this month, hitting $98,841.86. Total liquidations in the crypto market reached $463 million, with long positions accounting for $342 million. Analysts point to rising production costs and macroeconomic factors as influencing price pressures.
Bitcoin fell to $90,000 following the Federal Reserve's 25-basis-point rate cut, which came with cautious guidance. Analysts noted that the Fed's mixed signals created uncertainty in risk assets, dampening expectations for a year-end rally.
21Shares has launched a new exchange-traded product (ETP) that combines Bitcoin and gold on the London Stock Exchange. This move follows the UK regulator's removal of a retail ban on crypto exchange-traded notes, expanding access for retail investors. The UK market has seen significant growth in crypto trading volumes since the ban was lifted.
El Salvador's $1.4 billion IMF deal highlights the country's severe economic issues, with public debt reaching 87% of GDP and extreme poverty nearly doubling since 2019. Despite promises of an economic boom through Bitcoin adoption, GDP growth remains stagnant and debt continues to rise.
The Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) has removed digital assets from its “vulnerability” list, marking the end of a three-year regulatory hold on US banks. This shift signals a more favorable environment for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, potentially opening doors for institutional investment as regulators gain confidence in existing oversight mechanisms.
Bitcoin ended 2025 down 3%, largely due to significant selling by long-term investors or "whales." However, it recorded its least volatile year on record, with expectations for new highs in 2026 driven by lower interest rates and regulatory clarity.
VanEck's David Schassler predicts a strong rebound for bitcoin in 2026, following a tough year where it lagged behind gold and the Nasdaq 100. He anticipates gold will rise to $5,000, influenced by increasing demand for hard assets and monetary debasement, which will likely drive bitcoin's recovery alongside gold.
Stablecoin inflows are increasing as traders anticipate a 25 basis point interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve. With liquidity on centralized exchanges dropping, traders are focusing on USD stablecoins, indicating a shift in positioning ahead of potential market movements. Analysts suggest that macro factors could lead to a breakout in the crypto market, despite concerns over upcoming geopolitical events.
Bitcoin's recent drop to $75,000 has dragged the entire crypto market down, exposing its continued reliance on BTC despite the proliferation of alternative tokens. Most cryptocurrencies, including revenue-generating DeFi tokens, have fallen significantly, with stablecoins becoming a preferred safe haven for traders. Institutional interest remains focused on bitcoin, hindering true market diversification.
This article discusses the recent sharp decline in Ethereum and Bitcoin prices, highlighting that Ethereum has faced multiple significant drawdowns since 2018. It also covers a proposal to increase authorized shares for a company, explaining the reasons behind it, including preparing for future share splits.
The article discusses the impact of US regulations on cryptocurrency, predicting that Bitcoin and Ethereum will remain commodities, while many altcoins will be classified as securities. It suggests that traditional financial institutions will dominate custody and staking services, effectively ending the current chaotic crypto environment.
The US Treasury reported that ransomware payments reached over $4.5 billion from 2022 to 2024. The median payment increased from $124,097 in 2022 to $175,000 in 2023, with the financial services, manufacturing, and healthcare sectors being the most targeted. Akira ransomware group led in incidents, while ALPHV/BlackCat received the highest payments.
The article discusses the author's positive outlook on crypto, focusing on five areas of innovation: tokenized assets, on-chain capital formation, stablecoins and crypto banks, agentic finance, and Bitcoin financial products. The author criticizes projects that exploit users and emphasizes the need for serious, impactful projects in the crypto space.
This article discusses the U.S. seizure of $3.6 billion from the 2016 Bitfinex hack. It highlights the gradual potential sale of the funds, the unclear timeline for market impact, and the lengthy legal process involved in recovering the funds.
Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz downplays the risk of quantum computing to Bitcoin, asserting that the network can adapt with quantum-resistant code. He also notes that early Bitcoin adopters, or "OGs," are starting to sell, which could undermine the long-standing culture of HODLing.
The SEC has approved the Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund (BITW) to trade on NYSE Arca, making it the second crypto index exchange-traded product in the U.S. BITW provides exposure to the ten largest cryptocurrencies and aims to attract institutional investment by operating within a regulated framework.
SoFi has become the first U.S. bank to utilize Bitcoin's Lightning Network for remittances, aiming to offer lower costs and 24/7 availability for its 11.7 million users. This move enters a competitive global remittance market valued at $740.5 billion. Other firms like Coinbase and Nubank have also begun adopting similar technologies.
The article discusses various risks for smart contract developers, particularly related to proxy contract vulnerabilities. It also highlights regulatory challenges, such as Denmark's proposed ban on Bitcoin wallets, which could hinder the crypto ecosystem by imposing unnecessary regulations on software interfaces.
Bitcoin is experiencing its longest losing streak since mid-2024, with a current drop of over 24% this quarter. While some metrics hint at a potential recovery, traders are cautious about entering a bull trap, especially with ongoing market pressures and uncertainty around Federal Reserve policies.
Bitcoin has dropped below $106,000, reflecting a broader decline in cryptocurrency prices, with over $1 billion in leveraged positions liquidated. Despite the downturn, some analysts maintain bullish predictions for Bitcoin and Ethereum by year-end. Concerns about volatility driven by leveraged trading are also rising.
This article discusses the behaviors of Long-Term Holders (LTH) and Short-Term Holders (STH) in the crypto market. It highlights how their actions influence market trends and phases, providing insights into strategic buying and risk management approaches.
PNC Bank has launched direct bitcoin trading for high-net-worth clients, allowing them to buy and sell bitcoin through their existing investment accounts. This service, powered by a partnership with Coinbase, aims to keep clients within the bank's ecosystem as they explore digital assets. Future expansions will include institutional accounts and nonprofits.
Bitcoin fell below $92,500 as fears of a trade war between the U.S. and EU intensified. The drop, attributed to geopolitical tensions and stalled U.S. crypto legislation, led to over $750 million in liquidations in just hours. Analysts noted a persistent weakness in the crypto market compared to other assets.
The CFTC has launched a pilot program permitting bitcoin, ether, and USDC as collateral in U.S. derivatives markets. This initiative targets approved firms and includes strict oversight and reporting requirements, aiming to provide clearer rules for using tokenized assets. The agency has also updated its guidelines and removed previous restrictions on crypto collateral.
Bitcoin failed to maintain its January breakout, dropping below $90,000 due to persistent overhead supply and selling from recent buyers. Analysts suggest the market is consolidating rather than reversing, with cautious sentiment and selective accumulation limiting upward momentum.
The article compiles notable insights from various speakers about Bitcoin's potential as an investment and wealth generator. It covers topics like Bitcoin mining profitability, comparisons to real estate, and critiques of Ethereum's economic model. Key figures, including Eric Trump and Ray Dalio, share their experiences and perspectives on the cryptocurrency landscape.
Garden, a bitcoin swapping protocol, was hacked shortly after announcing significant growth, losing $11 million. Although no user funds were affected and the protocol remains intact, the company is investigating the breach and has offered a bounty to the hacker for a peaceful resolution.
Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, bought 1,286 BTC for about $116.3 million, increasing its total holdings to 673,783 BTC. This purchase was funded by recent stock sales, and the company's total bitcoin acquisition cost is around $50.6 billion, with current holdings valued at approximately $63 billion.
CryptoQuant reports that large bitcoin traders ramped up deposits to exchanges as prices dropped to recent lows. On November 21, 9,000 BTC were sent to exchanges, with large deposits of 100 BTC or more making up 45% of that volume. This trend indicates that investors are selling bitcoin, contributing to further price declines.
This article discusses the upcoming Bitcoin halving and the growing importance of scalability and Layer 2 solutions, such as BitVM and Optimistic Rollup. It also highlights emerging crypto projects and airdrop opportunities, emphasizing the potential for significant returns through early investments.
ARK Invest predicts Bitcoin could make up 70% of a $28 trillion digital asset market by 2030, with significant growth in tokenized real-world assets and decentralized finance applications. Regulatory clarity will be key for mainstream adoption and scaling these innovations.
Bitcoin is trading around $92,800, showing slight gains as the crypto market cap remains stable at $3.2 trillion. Ethereum is performing better, with a 3.4% increase, while overall market sentiment remains cautious, with over 25% of Bitcoin supply underwater. Liquidations are down but still significant, particularly for ETH and BTC.
Matt Hougan discusses the ongoing crypto winter that began in January 2025, highlighting significant declines in Bitcoin and Ethereum prices. He emphasizes that despite positive news in the crypto space, market conditions remain bleak, with recovery likely requiring time and strong economic signals.
Bitcoin's price remained stable amid increased trading volume, despite a long-term holder moving $228 million to exchanges. Ether fell 3.4%, contributing to a broader drop in altcoins, with the "altcoin season" index dropping to 26/100. Over $600 million in leveraged futures positions were liquidated, indicating a bearish trend in the market.
ARK Invest discusses significant developments in blockchain technology, focusing on their partnership with LayerZero for the Zero blockchain and insights from BlackRock on Bitcoin's potential as a reserve currency. The article also covers Solana's proposed inflation model and Aave's tokenomics upgrade.
Donald Trump's executive order to create a strategic Bitcoin reserve is stalled. While the U.S. government has increased its Bitcoin holdings to about $29 billion, legal issues are complicating the establishment of the reserve. A White House staffer noted ongoing discussions about the necessary legal frameworks.
Bithumb mistakenly transferred about $40 billion worth of bitcoin to customers due to serious internal flaws. The error caused a 17% drop in bitcoin prices and highlighted significant gaps in the exchange's oversight and controls. While most of the bitcoin has been recovered, 1,786 bitcoins sold before account freezes remain unaccounted for.
Caroline Crenshaw, the SEC's only Democratic commissioner and a critic of the crypto industry, is leaving the agency after over a decade. Her departure comes as the SEC shifts to a more crypto-friendly approach, including recent approvals of Bitcoin ETFs, which she opposed. This leaves the commission with only Republican members.
El Salvador has purchased over $100 million in Bitcoin, increasing its holdings despite a commitment to the IMF to limit exposure to the asset. This move raises questions about compliance with loan terms, as the government previously claimed it had not acquired any new Bitcoin since 2024. The IMF noted that El Salvador's reported Bitcoin reserves might not reflect actual holdings due to discrepancies.
The article analyzes the relationship between gold and bitcoin returns using statistical testing. It reveals that there is no consistent evidence to support the idea that stronger gold returns lead to stronger bitcoin returns, with mixed results across different timeframes.
Bitwise has filed for an ETF that targets companies holding at least 1,000 BTC in their treasury, promoting the "bitcoin standard." Additionally, there’s a filing for a combined ETF for Bitcoin and Ethereum by Hashdex, which some believe is a missed opportunity for decentralized finance.
David Hoffman argues that Bitcoin's vulnerabilities to quantum computing won't affect Ethereum, which has already implemented measures to mitigate such risks. He critiques the notion that Bitcoin is central to crypto, emphasizing Ethereum's independence and forward-thinking approach in blockchain security.
This article discusses the U.S. seizure of $3.6 billion from the 2016 Bitfinex hack. It highlights the potential gradual sale of the funds, the uncertainty around timing, and the long legal process Bitfinex faces to recover the funds.
The article discusses the need for consolidation within the cryptocurrency industry, emphasizing the importance of focusing on valuable projects while eliminating the excess of low-quality coins. It highlights Bitcoin's role as a stable asset and critiques the proliferation of memecoins and redundant applications that hinder innovation. The author argues that a consolidation phase could lead to a healthier ecosystem and better opportunities for real growth.
Bitcoin dropped 7.5% to below $71,000 as a global tech selloff affected crypto markets. Concerns over AI investment and slowing earnings contributed to the decline, reflecting Bitcoin's high-beta status amid market uncertainty.
The article shares trading advice from an experienced trader who emphasizes patience and emotional control in market movements. It discusses the importance of not rushing into trades and recognizing market signals that indicate potential buy opportunities. The trader also reflects on recent market events affecting cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin and Ethereum.
This article discusses how a promising investment strategy involving corporate purchases of Bitcoin turned disastrous. Companies initially enjoyed massive gains, but the value of their investments plummeted by 86% in a short period.
Nic Carter discusses the potential dangers quantum computing poses to Bitcoin, particularly its reliance on elliptic curve cryptography. He emphasizes the urgency for the Bitcoin community to prepare for a future where quantum technology could compromise the network's security and integrity.
Cash App has introduced new features allowing users to send and receive stablecoins and make payments in bitcoin via the Lightning Network. This update enables customers to use their USD balances for bitcoin transactions without needing to hold the cryptocurrency. The changes come as adoption of stablecoins rises and reflect a shift in how people manage their finances.
The article discusses the U.S. government's seizure of $3.6 billion from the 2016 Bitfinex hack. It outlines the complexities of the situation, including the gradual sale of the funds and the lengthy legal process ahead for Bitfinex to reclaim them.
BlackRock's Larry Fink and Coinbase's Brian Armstrong discussed how growing institutional interest and legislative changes are pushing digital assets into mainstream finance. They highlighted the importance of upcoming stablecoin and market-structure bills, while Armstrong criticized past federal policies and expressed confidence in Bitcoin's future.
Bitcoin rose 4.2% to $78,662 after hitting a low of $75,000, but analysts warn this rebound may be temporary. They attribute the increase to technical factors rather than a solid recovery, citing ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty and the need for stronger market catalysts.
Bitcoin is currently trading around $87,600 after a weekend low of $85,550, showing signs of reduced selling pressure. Analysts note a shift from aggressive selling to a more measured approach, with increased call options indicating growing optimism among investors. The upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate decision could significantly influence Bitcoin's future movements.
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.42 billion in inflows last week, the highest since October. BlackRock’s IBIT led with $1.03 billion, reflecting strong institutional interest despite short-term volatility in bitcoin's price. Ethereum ETFs also saw significant inflows of $479 million.
The article discusses the implications of the U.S. seizing $3.6 billion from the Bitfinex hack. It highlights that if the funds are sold, they will be released gradually over 18 months, and the timing of their market impact remains uncertain. The legal process for Bitfinex to reclaim the funds is expected to be lengthy.
The article explores key ideas about Bitcoin, emphasizing that it operates on UTXOs rather than actual coins. It also discusses the rise of MetaBRC and Bitcoin Ordinals, highlighting their roles in the evolving digital asset landscape.
The article reviews the crypto market's challenges in 2025, including significant selloffs and declining performance across most tokens. It also offers predictions for 2026, highlighting trends in on-chain security, consolidation of digital asset treasuries, and the potential for major buyouts in prediction markets.
Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy, purchased an additional 855 BTC for about $75 million, bringing its total holdings to 713,502 BTC. Despite this acquisition, the company's average cost per bitcoin briefly showed an unrealized loss as prices dipped below $76,000.
The article discusses how memecoins and AI-linked tokens are gaining traction while Bitcoin remains stagnant below $70,000. Despite this rally, the crypto market sentiment is marked by "extreme fear," with significant deleveraging noted in futures markets and the closure of Merkle Trade, a decentralized exchange on the Aptos blockchain.
Citrea has launched its mainnet, enabling off-chain transaction batching and processing via a zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine. This layer 2 solution supports BTC-backed lending and structured products, aiming to enhance Bitcoin's role in financial markets.
Glassnode's latest report indicates that current bitcoin market conditions mirror those from early 2022, with rising supply losses and declining demand. Key metrics suggest a risk of top buyer capitulation and weakening interest in ETFs and spot trading. Despite some capital inflow, overall market sentiment remains cautious.
This article discusses the U.S. seizure of $3.6 billion from the 2016 Bitfinex hack. It highlights the gradual selling of the funds, potential market impacts, and the lengthy legal process involved in recovering the assets.
Bill Hill, co-founder of Samourai Wallet, received a four-year prison sentence for creating a bitcoin mixing tool used to launder over $237 million. The judge cited Hill's age and autism diagnosis as factors in reducing his sentence from the maximum of five years. Hill expressed remorse, acknowledging he had rationalized his actions.
Strategy has increased its cash reserves to $2.19 billion, allowing it to cover financial obligations for about 32 months. TD Cowen analysts view this move as a sign of the company's balance sheet strength, maintaining a buy rating with a price target of $500 per share.
Crypto investment products experienced $1.7 billion in net outflows last week, bringing total year-to-date withdrawals to $1 billion. The decline is largely driven by U.S. investors pulling back from bitcoin and ether amid worsening sentiment and market pressures.
This article discusses how gold has significantly outperformed bitcoin since the launch of spot BTC ETFs, rising 58% while bitcoin fell 12%. Mark Connors explains that institutional investors prefer gold due to its established trust and infrastructure, while bitcoin lacks the same level of acceptance for trade and reserves. The recent decline in bitcoin's price is attributed to a liquidity squeeze, not a change in sentiment.
The article discusses a potential surge in the cryptocurrency market, led by altcoins like XRP and Ethereum. Raoul Pal predicts that after Bitcoin stabilizes, a significant growth phase for altcoins—the "Banana Singularity"—will follow. It also introduces Berachain, a new blockchain model prioritizing liquidity.
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The crypto market has entered a state of "extreme fear" as Bitcoin falls below $100,000 for the second time this month. Contributing factors include profit-taking, institutional outflows, and low liquidity, with the Fear & Greed Index hitting a nine-month low. Overall, major cryptocurrencies have lost significant value amid rising macroeconomic uncertainty.
Bitcoin fell toward $92,000 due to renewed concerns over a potential U.S.-EU tariff war related to Greenland, leading to over $750 million in liquidations across major cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, the NYSE is developing a 24/7 tokenized trading platform for U.S. equities and ETFs, pending regulatory approval.
Harvard University has increased its holdings in BlackRock’s IBIT spot bitcoin ETF to nearly 6.8 million shares, a 257% rise from the previous quarter. The value of these holdings has dropped from $442.8 million to about $364.4 million due to market fluctuations. Emory University and a sovereign wealth fund from Abu Dhabi have also boosted their investments in spot bitcoin ETFs.
This article analyzes the behavior of Long-Term Holders (LTH) and Short-Term Holders (STH) in the crypto market. It discusses how their actions influence market phases and trends, offering insights for better investment strategies.
Bank of America will permit its wealth advisers to recommend a 1%-4% allocation to bitcoin, starting in January. This shift aligns the bank with firms like BlackRock and Morgan Stanley, following Vanguard's recent decision to offer crypto ETFs to clients.