Crypto stocks suffer after spot bitcoin ETF approvals
Many cryptocurrency stocks fell following approval of the new spot-based bitcoin ETFs in the US, including MicroStrategy and Coinbase.
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Many cryptocurrency stocks fell following approval of the new spot-based bitcoin ETFs in the US, including MicroStrategy and Coinbase.
In her criticism of the approved Bitcoin ETFs, Crenshaw focused on fraudulent information, wash trading, and reasoning by ETF sponsors.
The SEC claimed the fake bitcoin ETF post was not drafted or created by the agency and that a joint investigation with the FBI is underway.
Commissioner Hester Peirce critiqued the SEC's "begrudging" approval of 11 spot bitcoin ETFs, which provided plenty of fodder for memes.
Is the SEC faking a hack to delay a spot bitcoin ETF decision? Crypto sleuths investigate a curiously well-timed spoof.
Amid the Grayscale victory and support by Blackrock and Goldman Sachs, some Bitcoiners hope the SEC will approve a spot bitcoin ETF.
Outlets and influencers have latched onto the fact that the ETF was listed at the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation. But, so what?
In a now-deleted tweet, Cointelegraph reported that the SEC had approved an iShares spot Bitcoin ETF managed by BlackRock.
Grayscale has won a victory in its case against the SEC, with the judge ruling previous denials of GBTC ETF conversion were "arbitrary."
Short-selling shares in a DTC-eligible bitcoin ETF like Blackrock’s will likely become common, considering bitcoin’s volatility.