
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF Application Now Under Review by SEC
The SEC’s formal acceptance of BlackRock’s bitcoin ETF application indicates the regulatory agency will thoroughly review the high-profile crypto fund submission.
The SEC’s formal acceptance of BlackRock’s bitcoin ETF application indicates the regulatory agency will thoroughly review the high-profile crypto fund submission.
The crypto market surged after a federal judge ruled that the sale of Ripple’s XRP tokens did not violate securities laws, with Bitcoin hitting a one-year high and other cryptocurrencies and crypto-related stocks like Coinbase seeing notable gains, reflecting renewed investor confidence amid regulatory uncertainties.
Europe’s first spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) is set to publicly list this month after a year-long delay, as reported by the Financial Times, following recent approval from Dutch regulators.
Positive legal and price outlooks boosted crypto prices, with Bitcoin and Ethereum rallying to 2022 highs after a Ripple court win and a bullish BTC forecast from Standard Chartered. Despite volatility, crypto investors should focus on managing risk and seizing opportunities.
A recently introduced tool could enhance cryptocurrency security by creating further obstacles for potential theft and prevent government intervention in accessing coins through private key backups
The co-founder of Ethereum expressed that recent advancements in Bitcoin serve as a positive pushback against the extreme beliefs of “laser-eye” maximalists.
In the near future, AI models like ChatGPT might gain the capability to engage in purchasing, selling, and utilizing Bitcoin on the Lightning Network.
During a July 5 Twitter “ask me anything” session, CZ discussed BlackRock’s plans to enter the cryptocurrency industry, provided listeners with an update on ongoing legal action against the exchange, and shared his predictions for the next bull market.
The FBI and U.S. Secret Service Electronic Crimes Task Force have initiated an investigation of the suspects involved in a crime.
The app, known as Ordinal, demonstrates the potential of “recursive inscriptions” on Bitcoin, offering a unique NFT-like experience.