Discover the latest fee battles and predictions surrounding the imminent Bitcoin ETF approval.
As the anticipation for the approval of spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) reaches a fever pitch, investment managers are engaging in a fierce fee war to attract investors. BlackRock has set the stage by announcing a remarkably low fee of just 0.2% for its Bitcoin ETF, igniting a race to zero fees among competitors. The SEC is under pressure from both sides, with warnings of a potential historic mistake if Bitcoin ETFs receive approval. Gary Gensler's crypto warnings coincide perfectly with the heightened scrutiny surrounding the decision.
Despite the uncertainties and warnings, over 10 bitcoin ETF hopefuls have already disclosed their fees, signaling the early stages of the race to zero fees. The market is abuzz with speculations on how the approval of spot bitcoin ETFs will impact the crypto industry, with predictions of market flying once the SEC gives the green light. Mathematically modeled anticipations of bubbles and crashes in the Bitcoin industry add a layer of complexity to the already tense situation.
In a surprising turn of events, the market saw a sudden uptick in Bitcoin prices, with spot Bitcoin reaching $47,000 for the first time since April 2022. The market frenzy is further fueled by the potential approval of the spot Bitcoin ETFs, leading to the liquidation of $155 million in shorts within 24 hours. Investors are eagerly awaiting the final deadline for Bitcoin ETF applications, with hopes of a game-changing introduction to the market.
A raft of investment managers on Monday disclosed the fees they plan to charge for their proposed spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF), in another step ...
The letter warned the SEC that it would be a “grave if not historic mistake” to approve Bitcoin ETFs, and that doing so would put a U.S. stamp of approval on “a ...
A fee war has broken out among the asset managers hoping to launch spot bitcoin exchange traded funds in the US, even though the US regulator has not yet ...
The spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund fee war is heating up. BlackRock will charge its Bitcoin ETF investors just 0.2% for the first year.
One train of thought says that SEC approval of spot bitcoin ETF will send the market flying. Here's how that could play out. In a separate post, ...
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler's recent crypto warnings coincide with major asset managers filing for Bitcoin ETF approval, signaling regulatory scrutiny.
Fresh disclosures from over 10 different bitcoin ETF hopefuls on Monday show the race to zero on fees is already well underway.
It is not that a spot ETF won't have a positive impact on demand for bitcoin. It obviously will, given that the fund will have to own the asset to back it, but ...
By David DeFusco. Katz School mathematics researchers have developed a model that anticipates market crashes and financial bubbles in the Bitcoin industry.
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The battle for bitcoin supremacy has begun. No less than 10 fund companies have filed the necessary paperwork to launch a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) ...
The 10-year wait for approval of spot bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. could come to an end this week.
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Several major cryptocurrencies and crypto-related stocks rallied ahead of the first major deadline for the SEC to potentially approve a spot Bitcoin ETF.
Bitcoin rose to a 21-month high above $47,000 to start the week. · Key fee disclosures submitted by potential bitcoin ETF issuers bolstered investors' confidence ...
The dollar paused its rally on Tuesday, as traders reaffirmed their bets for a slew of Federal Reserve rate cuts this year on the belief that inflation in ...
Futures tracking crypto markets saw some $155 million in shorts liquidated in the past 24 hours after a sudden uptick in prices in U.S. hours.
Companies that applied to launch a spot Bitcoin ETF were given a deadline to make any changes to their pending applications.