None of the US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs registered negative cash flow on Monday as BTC price attempts to regain bullish momentum.
Formal federal prosecutors said that the plaintiff’s charges on Gill pulling off a fraud wouldn’t stand ground as it would be obvious that he was trying to profits from Gill’s hype over GameStop, thereby failing to prove himself as a reasonable investor.
Notably, this isn’t the first time Bitfinex Securities is taking a swipe at tokenized bonds.
Over the last two weeks, the ETH product outflows have now crossed $119 million. This also makes Ethereum the worst-performing asset year-to-date in terms of net flows.
It appears that from a legal standpoint, this entire lawsuit might not hold water.
The Bitcoin and Gold ETF will use leverage to “stack” the total return of its Bitcoin strategy holdings with the total return of its gold strategy holdings.
In addition to the “ghost pepper” ETF, T-Rex Group has also filed for other leveraged and inverse Bitcoin ETFs.
Recently, BTC has been demonstrating a downtrend with prices falling below $60,000. While many may perceive this sentiment as an opportunity to exit the market, Kiyosaki called it a perfect time to buy more of the coin.
The report suggests that the ETH/BTC ratio could strengthen to 0.065 later this year if these optimistic projections hold true.
The report comes amid rising investor demand for regulated exposure to Ether (ETH), the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
Although the intakes are currently happening at a much slower rate than before, these ETFs have still impressed so far.
A filing does not guarantee that the SEC would approve such a product that is tied to Solana, despite SOL being the fifth largest digital asset by market capitalization.
According to the announcement, State Street Bank and Trust will manage the day-to-day operations and administration of the new ETFs.
The effect of spot ETH ETFs on the price of Ether would be relatively smaller as compared to the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs on BTC.
VanEck has revealed that from the outset, its spot Ethereum ETF product will not come with a sponsor fee to beat competition.