Grayscale Claims Bragging Rights for First Spot Bitcoin ETF to Trade
Grayscale’s conversion of its $27 billion bitcoin trust into an ETF was finally approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday
Grayscale’s conversion of its $27 billion bitcoin trust into an ETF was finally approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday
Three out of five committee members approved the various filings that gave the green light for the first-ever spot bitcoin ETFs to be offered in the U.S.
Polymarket saw betting contracts worth more than $5.7 million change hands on Wednesday.
ETFs offer better investor protection, increased liquidity and lower tracking error than close-ended funds and trusts, the report said.
Much has changed since the Winklevoss filed unsuccessfully for the first Bitcoin ETF in July 2013.
Some market watchers have termed the trade a possible “marketing stunt,” one that could have drawn attention to WIF as prices took a hit in recent weeks.
Finney, who died in August 2014, was also the first person besides Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, to download and run Bitcoin’s software.
Majority of token holders favor onboard PYUSD in AAVE’s Ethereum pool, the ongoing vote shows.
The bank plans to allocate the lion’s share of its $1.3 billion contract budget for providers to work on enabling offline payments for a digital euro.
A decade after they were first proposed, spot bitcoin ETFs are finally launching in the U.S. Here’s what’s next.