Blackrock foresees “very little interest” in crypto ETFs beyond Bitcoin, Ethereum — Bitcoin2024
Clients see Bitcoin and Ethereum as complements, not substitutes, in crypto portfolios, according to Blackrock’s head of digital assets. Go to Source
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Clients see Bitcoin and Ethereum as complements, not substitutes, in crypto portfolios, according to Blackrock’s head of digital assets. Go to Source
According to insights from 10x Research, the recent launch of the Ethereum ETF triggered a sell-off and revealed shifting market dynamics. Go to Source
The “newborn” eight ETFs didn’t manage to outrun the $327 million of outflows from Grayscale’s recently converted Ethereum Trust. Go to Source
Traditional institutional giants like BlackRock, which has $10.6 trillion under management, have entered the cryptocurrency space. Go to Source
Analysts worry ETH will prove a harder sell than BTC to traditional investors. Go to Source
Franklin Templeton will keep exploring more assets to back new spot cryptocurrency ETFs, including those based on Solana. Go to Source
The newly launched spot ETH funds posted positive net inflows despite being weighed down by $485 million of bleeding from Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust. Go to Source
Bitcoin price could reach above the $88,000 mark by September, driven by continued Bitcoin ETF inflows. Go to Source
On Tuesday, Bitwise Investments disclosed a collection of Ethereum Name Service (ENS) subnames for its ethereum reserve holding wallets. Bitwise emphasized that this level of transparency is unique to cryptocurrency, allowing the public to easily verify the firm’s net assets. Bitwise Leads in Transparency by Publishing Ethereum ETF Addresses At 7:50 a.m. EDT on Tuesday, … Read more
Analyst Eric Balchunas says that initial inflows into the Ethereum ETFs accounted for roughly 50% of Bitcoin ETF inflows on day one. Go to Source