U.S. spot bitcoin {{BTC}} exchange-traded funds (ETF) experienced another massive trading session Wednesday with BlackRock’s bitcoin ETF (IBIT) breaking its volume record for the third consecutive day.
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Wallets containing bitcoin seized by the U.S. government in the notorious Bitfinex hack – later leading to guilty pleas for Ilya Lichtenstein and Heather “Razzlekhan” Morgan – have suddenly become active.
The firm’s bitcoin balance is the highest its ever been, as bitcoin’s price broke past $60,000 for the first time since October 2021.
Bitcoin and spot BTC exchange-traded funds’ relentless rollercoaster ride showed no signs of slowing down on Wednesday.
Since spot bitcoin ETFs went live in January, chatter has increased about the imminent arrival of the big registered investment advisor (RIA) networks and broker-dealer platforms.
Metrics that previously signaled retail froth are still at low levels, suggesting that this phase of bitcoin’s rally is driven by institutional investors, IntoTheBlock analysts said.
Morgan Stanley’s European mutual fund says it may gain exposure to bitcoin ETFs — but it could also be mitigating risk.
SMAs allow investors to get exposure to multiple digital assets within the same portfolio, including novel protocols or tokenized RWAs.
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