As global markets wobble under tariff tremors, Bitcoin and the broader crypto market are charting a course buoyed by record ETF inflows, rising institutional interest, and landmark US legislation.
Spot bitcoin ETFs have gained popularity since their January 2024 debut, drawing billions in inflows as investors seek regulated, liquid exposure to the cryptocurrency
Papers file by Strive Asset before the SEC have proposed a fund to invest in derivatives like swaps and options in order to take exposure into convertible securities by MicroStrategy or other such companies that are planning to purchase Bitcoins.
Bitcoin crossed $100,000 for the first time in 2024. Industry experts expect Bitcoin prices to climb up further to $300,000 in 2025 as institutional funds continue to come in through newer crypto token ETFs.
The fall was in line with the dip in US equities, as the Dow gave up more than half a percent, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq also ending lower. Shares of MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, ended nearly 5% lower.
Bitcoin prices have more than doubled so far this year, and are higher by about 45% since Trump's election victory.
“Some optimists even predict that his presidency might push Bitcoin toward six-figure valuations,” said Balaji Srihari, Business Head, CoinSwitch.
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While there has been buying interest in new funds from BlackRock, Fidelity Investments and others since the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission approved the new cryptocurrency ETFs in January, it was not enough to offset selling by Grayscale holders last week, the data showed.
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Bitcoin hit a record high on Tuesday, fueled by investors pouring money into U.S. spot exchange-traded crypto products and the prospect that global interest rates may fall.
Bitcoin, during the day's trading session, peaked to $60,131, which was 6 percent higher as compared to the previous day. The price was also the highest since November 2021, when the cryptocurrency had reached close to the $70,000-mark.
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The world's largest crypto currency was last at $38,900, down 20.6% from around $49,000 – the three-year high it hit on Jan. 11 in the wake of the decision by the US Securities and Exchange Commission to approve spot bitcoin ETFs.
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Moreover, trying to invest in a Bitcoin ETF through a US-based brokerage house won’t be the most efficient route to get exposure to the best Bitcoin prices, as it will have a lot of tax implications
In a watershed moment for the world’s largest crypto token, Bitcoin, the US SEC has now approved exchange traded funds (ETFs) to track the token.
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The SEC may notify issuers as soon as Tuesday or Wednesday that they have been cleared to launch the following week, said those sources, who spoke on background given the confidential nature of the discussions.