October 27th, 2025
While the race for a functional spot ETF product continues, there are tens of both futures-based applications as well as those of the former that are awaiting SEC approval.
Ray Dalio believes that an increase in portfolio values amid inflation does not translate to purchasing more power or financial health.
The new Ripple Liquidity Hub will allow financial players to offer services across multiple cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, LTC among others.
Rivian is going public on the Nasdaq with the symbol “RIVN,” according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Two US lawmakers want to see spot Bitcoin ETFs included as an option for investors, instead of just futures-based options.
The Bitcoin collateral deposited with Coinbase is safeguarded and is not used for any income-generating program. The collateral is fully redeemable once the interest and loan on the borrowed assets are settled by the user.
Gemini highlights that the ideal candidate should have experience with the US regulators including the SEC.
The US Treasury Department recently called Congress to bring stablecoin issuers under the same regulatory bracket as that for traditional banks and financial institutions.
The proposed public listing of Nubank has given a deep peek into the company’s growth as it revealed it has over 48.1 million across the countries it operates in.
Meanwhile, the Bitcoin mining ecosystem has regained its balance from the crackdown on miners which pushed mining difficulty to record lows.
The world’s largest BTC fund, Grayscale is baking on SEC approval for a spot Bitcoin ETF instead of the recently launched futures ETFs.
Crypto.com is looking to ensure recognition in the crypto space and outside of it, by pumping $100 million into advertising efforts.
BTCR comes on the heels of the NYSE Arca-listed Bitcoin futures ETF launched by investment company ProShares last week.
American regulators, including the SEC and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), are now more open-minded to ETF products, particularly those tracking futures prices.
The SEC seemingly has no appetite for non-regular ETF filings and may have struck down filings from Valkyrie and Direxion.