Significant Institutional Investments in Bitcoin ETFs Raise Concerns
Major institutions have increased their Bitcoin holdings through various ETFs, marking a notable trend in crypto investments.
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Major institutions have increased their Bitcoin holdings through various ETFs, marking a notable trend in crypto investments.
Rick Rieder analyzes favorable conditions in equity and bond markets, noting a warning against investor complacency.
Grayscale Ventures has unveiled two new investment trusts focused on Sui’s DeepBook and Walrus protocols, allowing accredited investors direct access to the underlying tokens.
Michael Saylor significantly increases his Bitcoin holdings by securing $2 billion in preferred equity to purchase more BTC.
MicroStrategy's latest acquisition brings its total Bitcoin stash to over 607,000 BTC, reinforcing its position as a major player in the cryptocurrency market.
BlackRock's Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs reached $14.1 billion in inflows this quarter, boosting their assets under management to $79.6 billion as cryptocurrency adoption grows.

Bitmine Immersion's shares have skyrocketed by over 3,000% after announcing a significant fundraise for ether acquisitions, while investors are warned to be cautious of similar stock declines.
The SEC reconsidered its approval of the Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund's conversion to an ETF, causing delays in its launch.
Galaxy Digital has successfully raised significant capital for investment in early-stage blockchain and technology companies.
SOL Strategies, a firm heavily invested in Solana, aims to enter the U.S. stock market by filing for a Nasdaq listing.
Standard Chartered's latest report highlights the potential expansion of tokenization beyond stablecoins, focusing on illiquid assets and private markets.
The total Bitcoin held by public firms has reached a staggering $85 billion, more than twice what it was last year.

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