Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)

In a context where financial markets are adapting to the rise of cryptocurrencies, a new milestone was reached on November 21, 2024. With a record volume of $70 billion, Bitcoin spot ETFs and crypto stocks like those of MicroStrategy and Coinbase have captured unprecedented attention. This spike in activity reflects the rapid evolution of investor interest, as well as the unique dynamics that are redefining the contours of the crypto-financial ecosystem.

Discussions between the SEC and Solana ETF issuers are advancing rapidly, rekindling hopes for an upcoming approval! With imminent filings and a pro-crypto administration, the arrival of a Solana ETF could transform the crypto market and mark a decisive turning point for the ecosystem.

Cryptocurrencies are evolving at a breakneck pace, and the era of altcoins seems to finally have its moment of glory. After the success of Bitcoin ETFs, attention is now turning to other digital assets, particularly Cardano (ADA) and Avalanche (AVAX). The rise of Spot ETFs for these altcoins could well…

In the context of Bitcoin's historic rise, American spot ETFs have just reached a major milestone by surpassing 100 billion dollars in assets under management. This remarkable performance confirms the growing appetite of institutional investors for the queen of cryptos.

In the spotlight, Grayscale plays innovation: a reverse split that could redefine access to the crypto market.

At $100,000, Bitcoin becomes the boss of the derivatives markets, where institutions and traders dance a tight tango.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs continue their meteoric rise in the U.S. financial markets, with weekly net inflows reaching $1.7 billion from November 11 to 15. This performance is part of an uninterrupted six-week sequence of positive inflows, bringing assets under management to a record level of $95.4 billion.

Ethereum ETFs have reached a new historical milestone with a weekly trading volume of $1.63 billion, representing a spectacular 44% increase compared to the previous week. This exceptional performance comes four months after their launch, eerily reminiscent of the trajectory observed with Bitcoin ETFs.

The race for crypto ETFs is taking a decisive turn. While the United States struggles to approve funds other than those related to Bitcoin and Ether, cautious optimism now surrounds Solana. According to Matthew Sigel, head of crypto research at VanEck, the chances of approval for a Solana ETF before the end of 2025 are "significant." This issue goes beyond the technical framework, as it illustrates a potential change in regulatory attitude, driven by recent political upheavals and increasing market dynamics.

In a raid mode, Goldman Sachs piles up 718 million in Bitcoin ETFs. And to think that just yesterday, it was all talk!

American crypto ETFs have experienced their first outflow since Donald Trump's electoral victory, marking a pause in the bullish trend. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum saw significant declines, with net outflows of $400.7 million for Bitcoin ETFs and $3.2 million for Ethereum ETFs.

With cryptos, there's no question of selling! Institutional players are playing the waiting game, hoping that the jackpot will come ringing.

Surpriiiise: Bitcoin could soar to $300,000! Experts are rejoicing, bears are crying, and Wall Street is finally applauding.

Solana climbs, climbs, and soon touches the grail of 100 billion. Trump applauds, the crypto world holds its breath!

Trump at the helm and here comes Bitcoin sparking: BlackRock scoops up billions, everything is rolling for the ETF!

Trump at the helm and here comes Bitcoin sparking: BlackRock scoops up the billions, everything is going smoothly for the ETF!

Trump president? Bitcoin rejoices, traders salivate. Digital gold could well soar, and Wall Street implores it!

The Michigan state's retirement system strengthens its position in the crypto market. After its initial investment in Bitcoin ETFs, the fund is now adding significant exposure to Ethereum ETFs, demonstrating a growing confidence in digital assets.

Bitcoin ETFs see record net outflows of $541 million, the largest since May 2024.

Bitcoin ETFs disappoint, with limited growth despite high investor expectations. Is it the end soon?

Canary Capital files for a Solana ETF, marking a key milestone in crypto adoption by Wall Street.

FOMO takes hold of Bitcoin. ETFs are recording record inflows ahead of the American election.

On Tuesday, October 29, 2024, Saudi Arabia took a major strategic step by launching the largest ETF in the Middle East, backed by Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong. Indeed, this exchange-traded fund, named Albilad CSOP MSCI Hong Kong China Equity ETF, goes beyond a mere financial operation, as it is part of a long-term vision aimed at consolidating the relationships between these two economic powers. In the face of volatility in the Chinese markets and global economic uncertainties, this launch is a clear indicator of Saudi ambitions to diversify their partnerships and increase their influence on the international financial stage.

The asset management giant Fidelity takes the lead over its rival BlackRock in the race for Ethereum ETFs, with capital inflows reaching 5 million dollars. This remarkable performance comes after a two-day period with no notable activity, demonstrating a significant resurgence of interest from institutional investors in the second-largest cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin continues its spectacular rise, crossing the symbolic threshold of $71,000, driven by massive inflows of capital into American spot ETFs that have surpassed $22 billion in net inflows since their launch.

Bitcoin ETFs, these new darlings of the stock market, are causing a frenzy while Ethereum is still lagging behind.

The excitement for spot Bitcoin ETFs has not waned since their launch in January 2024, with a significant surprise: it is individual investors, not institutions, who are leading the way. According to a recent report from Binance, retail investors account for 80% of the assets under management of these financial products.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are approaching a major milestone with 97% of the way to holding one million BTC, with BlackRock leading the charge with nearly 400,000 BTC. This massive accumulation by institutional investors marks a decisive turning point in the adoption of crypto.