NYSE Withdraws Application to List Options on Bitcoin ETFs
The New York Stock Exchange has pulled its request to list and trade options based on the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF and the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust.
The New York Stock Exchange has pulled its request to list and trade options based on the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF and the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust.
Morgan Stanley yesterday revealed in its filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it holds a considerable amount of shares in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF.
According to Markus Thielen, a researcher at 10x Market, an increase in stablecoin issuance could be the catalyst for the next surge in Bitcoin.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has postponed its decision on whether to approve or reject Hashdex’s application for an exchange-traded fund that would directly hold Bitcoin and Ether.
On Thursday, there were positive flows of $192.56 million from spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the US.
Ethereum ETFs saw net outflows of $23.68 million, led by Grayscale’s ETHE with $31.86 million in outflows.
Mox, a digital bank owned by Standard Chartered, has recently launched an investment platform in Hong Kong and is now offering its clients the ability to trade in Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
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financial institution." - Satoshi Nakamoto (Bitcoin White Paper)
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