The eyes are now fixed on Ripple and its crypto XRP. As regulators begin to yield under the pressure of institutional investors, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently claimed that an XRP ETF is “inevitable”. This announcement, set against the backdrop of a legal battle with the SEC, has sparked unprecedented…
105 billion Europeans in ETFs, and still nothing to declare for Bitcoin. One would think that traders are hibernating.
Bitcoin is on the brink of a new spectacular surge. Several signals are converging to indicate that the cryptocurrency could soon reach a new historical peak, driven by major economic factors and market developments. The approval of Bitcoin ETFs by regulators, massive accumulation of Bitcoins by large investors ("whales"), and the potential decrease in interest rates by the American Federal Reserve create an explosive cocktail for a potential bull run.
Despite some regulatory hiccups, JPMorgan is already set to hit the jackpot in 2025 with Bitcoin, the golden bet of speculators.
Bitcoin ETFs surpass 20 billion. One might have thought it was gold, but no, it's digital!
As gold rises slowly, Bitcoin makes spectacular leaps. Investors, meanwhile, are already electrified.
Millennials? Always fully invested in crypto, treating themselves to a little ETF to cushion the digital shocks!
Under the sun of the SEC, no shadow for the XRP ETF: the crypto market waits, Bitwise is brooding.
The Bitcoin market is experiencing a remarkable evolution: investors are increasingly reluctant to sell their cryptos. This trend reveals a growing confidence in the long-term potential of BTC, despite its persistent volatility.
Bitcoin is increasingly establishing itself as an essential player. While individual investors were the first to jump into the crypto race, it is now large financial institutions that are turning massively to Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds). This major shift in market dynamics reveals much more than just a passing craze for cryptocurrencies. It marks a profound evolution in the way investors perceive and adopt these new asset classes.
Bitcoin flirts with 59,000 dollars, but ETFs are playing the "I love you, me neither" game.
Ethereum is sinking, navigating by sight towards $1,200, with a regression model as a worried captain.
Alors que les tensions au Moyen-Orient s’intensifient, les ETF Bitcoin font face à une fuite de capitaux sans précédent. Ce phénomène, qui s’est manifesté par des sorties massives de fonds, a laissé les investisseurs dans un état de choc, inversant une tendance haussière qui semblait prometteuse. Un exode financier face…
Bitwise sorts the heavy artillery with an XRP ETF, but the SEC is slower than a turtle on vacation.
Discover the risks of cryptocurrencies for global financial stability and China's concerns regarding Bitcoin ETFs.
Traditional finance is closely monitoring the fluctuations in the crypto market. These last few days could well redefine the future of these assets in the United States. Indeed, Bitcoin ETFs based in the land of Uncle Sam have experienced a record week, with over $1.1 billion in inflows. These figures reflect the increased confidence of institutional investors, as well as the growing influence of Bitcoin-backed financial products in American portfolios.
Bitcoin up 22% in September thanks to the Coinbase Premium. BTC could soon reach unprecedented heights!
The enthusiasm for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs shows no signs of waning. These financial products, backed by the leading cryptocurrencies, are attracting massive inflows of capital, reflecting the growing appetite of institutional investors for this alternative asset class.
Another report on Ethereum ETF options: the American crypto regulator SEC sets new deadlines. The details!
Bitcoin in personal wallets, but not yet with clients: financial advisors are quietly playing the trailblazers.
In a global economic context marked by uncertainty, Bitcoin continues to stand out with its exceptional performance. In 2023, the iconic cryptocurrency outperformed nearly all other asset classes, confirming its central role in the global financial landscape. This upturn, supported by growing institutional adoption and the emergence of financial instruments such as Bitcoin ETFs, extends beyond individual investors. Institutional funds and wealth managers now see it as a credible investment vehicle.
Approval by the SEC of trading options for BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, a major breakthrough for cryptocurrencies.
North Korean hackers do not like small players. Their new target? Bitcoin ETFs, with the approval of the FBI!
Bitcoin ETFs end an 8-day streak of outflows with $28 million in inflows! Ethereum ETFs, on the other hand, continue to struggle.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded outflows of $211.15 million, far more than Ethereum ETFs! What is happening?
Bitcoin ETFs have seen ongoing net outflows, with notable variations for GBTC and BITB on September 4.
This week, Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States recorded massive net outflows of $287.78 million. This is the largest capital loss since the beginning of May. This surprising movement occurs against a backdrop of increased volatility in both traditional and digital financial markets. What are the details of these fund outflows? What underlying factors could explain this phenomenon?
Bitcoin is breaking records, but the central banks, hesitant, prefer to pile up gold rather than bet on crypto.
Ethereum ETFs are at risk of disappearing due to their poor performance and low interest from crypto investors.
The question of liquidity in the crypto market remains a major challenge. The recent introduction of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) in the United States had raised hopes for improvement. However, according to the latest report from Kaiko, these expectations have only been partially met. Despite an increase in trading volumes on major platforms since November 2022, the reality is that the market remains fragile and vulnerable to sharp fluctuations. This report highlights two areas for reflection: the limited impact of ETFs on the true liquidity of the market, and structural issues.