Bitcoin has experienced a 5% price drop, falling below the $100,000 mark and finding temporary support around $96,000. Analysts suggest it may decline further to approximately $93,800 due to correlations with major U.S. stock index sell-offs and recent outflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs. As the market remains bearish, Bitcoin's price could continue to track these declines before potentially rebounding.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved the first crypto index ETFs from Hashdex and Franklin Templeton, set to launch in January. These funds will hold approximately 80% Bitcoin and 20% Ether, with BitGo and Coinbase as custodians. This approval marks a significant milestone in the growing U.S. crypto ETF market, which has seen over $36 billion in net inflows since January.
The SEC has approved the first spot Bitcoin and Ethereum combo ETFs from Hashdex and Franklin Templeton, set to launch in January with an 80/20 allocation favoring Bitcoin. This marks a significant step in the U.S. crypto ETF market, which has seen substantial inflows, particularly in Bitcoin ETFs. Speculation continues around potential future approvals for Solana and XRP ETFs, though analysts suggest Litecoin and Hedera may come first due to regulatory clarity.
Coinbase has surpassed Nasdaq and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in transaction revenue, generating $5.75 billion over the past year, though it still lags in trading volume. Despite a recent revenue dip to $1.2 billion in Q3 2024, analysts predict growth potential in international markets. CEO Mouloukou Sanoh anticipates Coinbase could become a leading global exchange in the next decade.
The US SEC has approved the Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF and the Franklin Templeton Crypto Index ETF, allowing them to trade on Nasdaq and Cboe BZX Exchange, respectively. These ETFs will track Bitcoin and Ethereum, with holdings based on market capitalizations, and are expected to launch in January. This approval signals a progressive regulatory approach to cryptocurrency, potentially stabilizing the market amid recent volatility.
The SEC has approved Bitcoin and Ether spot ETFs from Hashdex and Franklin Templeton, allowing them to trade on Nasdaq and Cboe BZX Exchange, respectively. Both funds will hold spot Bitcoin and Ether, with Hashdex potentially adding more digital assets in the future. This approval may encourage other firms, like BlackRock, to launch similar products amid growing demand for diversified crypto investments.
The SEC has approved the first dual Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, introduced by Hashdex and Franklin Templeton, marking a significant step in crypto adoption. The ETFs, set to launch in January 2024, will provide institutional investors with simplified access to these major cryptocurrencies, despite ongoing market volatility. This approval reflects a potential shift in the SEC's regulatory stance towards digital assets, following recent leadership changes.
The US SEC has approved the first combined Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs from Hashdex and Franklin Templeton, featuring an 80/20 split. This milestone comes amid significant outflows from existing Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, totaling $671 million and $60 million, respectively, as the market faces a downturn. The new ETFs are set to launch in January 2024, with expectations of strong demand for diversified crypto investment products.
The Dow Jones ended a nine-session decline, gaining 0.04% amid oversold conditions, with only 15% of Russell 3000 stocks above their 20-session moving average. Market attention is on the upcoming US PCE price index and employment reports, with a potential rebound expected. Entry points are suggested at 42,000, targeting 44,000, with a stop at 41,500, indicating a favorable risk/reward ratio of 4.
The SEC has approved the first hybrid Bitcoin-Ethereum ETFs, allowing Nasdaq and Cboe BZX to list the Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF and the Franklin Crypto Index ETF, respectively. Each fund will hold approximately 80% Bitcoin and 20% Ethereum based on market capitalizations. Grayscale has also filed to convert its Solana Trust into an ETF, aiming to enhance investor access.
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