Spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds had their weakest week yet on Wall Street as Bitcoin’s price tumbles from its all-time high.
Currently, the UK is getting ready to allow institutional investors access to bitcoin ETNs — but retails users are banned from US bitcoin ETFs.
Hot stories of the last week include the latest updates in the FTX saga, a disappearing bird and a double-your-money bug.
The SEC is again delaying making a decision on whether to approve of the proposed Grayscale Ethereum Futures Trust ETF.
FTX’s slice of artificial intelligence firm Anthropic is up for sale, and global investors including sovereign wealth funds are lining up for the chance to purchase the shares, according to a new report from CNBC citing unnamed sources.
Bitcoin’s price fell below $64,000 on March 22, and Genesis might be selling its GBTC to buy the dip.
Valued at more than $1 billion, FTX’s stake in Anthropic is for sale, but the company isn’t considering Saudi Arabian investors.
Galaxy Digital’s Alex Thorn indicates that approval of spot Ethereum ETFs in May is now highly doubtful due to SEC subpoenas and a lack of engagement.
The SEC wants to bulk up its enforcement and examinations division by adding over 50 new positions, according to its budget request.
Do Kwon, Terraform’s co-founder, is to be released from prison in Montenegro but will in the country for now due to global criminal charges.
