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Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas forecasts a significant expansion of cryptocurrency ETFs by 2025, starting with combined Bitcoin and Ethereum products, followed by Litecoin, HBAR, and potentially XRP and Solana. The approval of these ETFs could enhance market stability and liquidity, attracting institutional investors and solidifying crypto's integration with traditional finance. The SEC's approval of Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024 has already led to over $123.87 billion in inflows, marking a pivotal moment for the crypto industry.
Coinbase is responding to a lawsuit from BiT Global that challenges the exchange's decision to delist wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC). The legal dispute highlights ongoing tensions in the cryptocurrency market regarding asset management and regulatory compliance.
Bloomberg analysts anticipate a surge in cryptocurrency ETFs in 2025, driven by expected changes in SEC leadership. The first approvals may include Bitcoin and Ethereum combo ETFs, followed by Litecoin and HBAR, while XRP and Solana ETFs await further regulatory clarity. With the departure of Gary Gensler, a shift towards a more favorable regulatory environment is expected under the pro-crypto leadership of Paul Atkins, potentially paving the way for a broader range of crypto investment products.
Bitwise has launched a Solana staking ETP in Europe, ticker BSOL, with Marinade as its staking provider, offering a 6.48% yield. This follows their plans for a Solana ETF in the US, which currently excludes staking rewards due to securities law concerns. Analysts suggest that changes in SEC leadership could eventually allow US spot ETF issuers to include staking rewards.
Linda Jones, a financial expert, highlights XRP's potential as a long-term investment due to its growing adoption by over 300 financial institutions and the anticipated approval of a spot XRP Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF). Ripple's recent legal victory against the SEC has boosted investor confidence, paving the way for increased institutional interest and potential price appreciation, with forecasts suggesting XRP could reach between $5 and $10 by 2030. Positive regulatory changes under political influences may further enhance XRP's role in the future financial system.
Bloomberg analysts anticipate a surge of crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in 2025, driven by improved regulatory conditions under the incoming Trump administration. Bitcoin-Ethereum products are expected to lead, with Litecoin and Hedera Hashgraph positioned favorably for approval, while Solana and XRP face significant hurdles due to legal uncertainties.The SEC's recent rejections of Solana filings and ongoing lawsuits regarding token classifications complicate the approval process for these assets. The future of crypto ETFs will largely depend on regulatory clarity, which could reshape the landscape for altcoins alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Real Good Food (RGF) stock has plummeted to a 52-week low of $0.21, marking an 88% decline from its high of $1.82, with a market cap of just $8 million. The company faces significant challenges, including a debt-to-equity ratio of 5.02, negative earnings projections for 2024, and potential delisting from Nasdaq due to non-compliance. Despite these issues, RGF has expanded its distribution in 4,000 Walmart stores and increased its borrowing capacity to $46 million.
Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas predicts a significant increase in digital asset ETFs in 2025, starting with Bitcoin and Ethereum combo ETFs, followed by Litecoin and Hedera. He notes that Litecoin and HBAR have a better chance of approval than Solana and XRP, which face regulatory scrutiny from the SEC. The approval timeline may hinge on the new SEC administration and the resolution of complex legal issues surrounding these tokens.
Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek met with President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago to discuss a potential national Bitcoin reserve and regulatory frameworks for the crypto industry. Following the meeting, the exchange's native token, Cronos (CRO), surged over 25%. The crypto community has expressed optimism about the new administration's approach to digital assets, with Crypto.com withdrawing its lawsuit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to collaborate on regulations.
Representative French Hill, a former banker and US Treasury official, has been elected chairman of the Financial Services Committee. With Republicans set to take control of Washington, Hill aims to prioritize cryptocurrency and banking deregulation, signaling a significant shift from the Biden administration's policies.
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