December 24th, 2025
The trading of spot Bitcoin ETFs in Hong Kong, which begins tomorrow, will further strengthen the long-term bullish sentiment.
Australia’s foray into Bitcoin ETFs signifies a growing global acceptance of cryptocurrencies as legitimate investment vehicles.
OSL chairman of the board and CEO Patrick Pan said in a statement that the approval of the crypto ETFs in Hong Kong is seen as a “major enhancement” for the country’s financial economy.
BNY Mellon filed form 13F-HR on April 25 with the US SEC and disclosed that it holds shares of GBTC and IBIT.
The much-anticipated Bitcoin halving event on April 20 was expected to trigger a price surge but failed to deliver the anticipated impact. Instead, Bitcoin saw a subsequent 15% drop.
The KPMG report shows that Canadian institutional investors who would hold crypto directly have increased to 75% in 2023, against 29% in 2021.
April 24 marked the first-day IBIT experienced zero inflows, concluding its remarkable streak of positive trend.
Bitcoin’s decline to $64,000 had a widespread impact on the overall market, particularly affecting altcoins, which experienced larger drops than BTC.
Morgan Stanley allows its brokers and advisors to pitch Bitcoin ETF as investments but with strict “guardrails” in place.
The debate on whether Ethereum should be classified as a security or not holds significant implications for the potential approval of an Ethereum ETF
The launch of the ETFs next week in Hong Kong will likely draw comparisons with the three-month-old US Bitcoin funds, which have already made a significant impact on Wall Street.
In an attempt to reverse its fortunes, Grayscale revealed its plan to launch an innovative low-cost version of its GBTC fund named “Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust” with just 0.15% fees.
According to a recent Bitfinex market report, the Bitcoin supply squeeze has already begun following the recent halving event.
Some of the crypto platforms that will be blocked in Thailand include Binance and Bybit among others.
Amid a strong mix of trading volumes, market volatility, and “high dispersion”, Nickel’s Diversified Alpha fund returned 5% during the month of March.