BlackRock’s Spot Bitcoin ETF Assets Under Management Surpass 200K BTC
BlackRock’s IBIT fund now holds assets under management exceeding 200,000 BTC ($14.6 billion).
BlackRock’s IBIT fund now holds assets under management exceeding 200,000 BTC ($14.6 billion).
Grayscale and Coinbase have met with the SEC to discuss a rule change for the launch of spot Ether ETFs.
The adoption of Bitcoin has been rapidly accelerating among institutions thanks to the emergence of Spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Last week, the spot Bitcoin ETF from VanEck saw a significant increase in daily activity, reaching over $400 million in trading volume.
The SEC is currently asking for feedback on a proposal to allow the trading of options for Bitcoin ETFs.
Asset manager Valkyrie has recently launched its second exchange-traded fund (ETF) connected to Bitcoin futures.
S&P Global Ratings has warned of potential risks for the Ethereum ecosystem posed by exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on the second largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization and that block assets in staking.

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