Unlike the elusive Satoshi Nakamoto, hedge funds can’t hide their Bitcoin ETF holdings. (Photo by Janos Kummer/Getty Images) Getty Images Welcome to your first 13F season, bitcoiners! Since the bitcoin Bitcoin spot ETFs launched on January 11, this marks the first quarter we’ll see which investment managers have been orange-pilled (that’s Bitcoinese for people who
Crypto-related investment products saw their second consecutive week of outflows in April, with roughly $206 million leaving the market, per CoinShares‘ recent weekly report. Despite Bitcoin’s recent halving, which typically generates excitement in the market, investor interest in the leading digital asset remained subdued, evidenced by outflows totaling $192 million. Conversely, short-term investors seized the
Photo: Jose Cabezas (Reuters) Bitcoin is going through a topsy-turvy phase as Bitcoin halving is on the horizon. The top cryptocurrency jumped yesterday after learning that Hong Kong had approved spot Bitcoin ETFs, but it fell again soon after. The cryptocurrency continued its decline on Tuesday morning with an over 4% drop in a day
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies wavered Friday as volatile trading continued in the aftermath of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s approval of the first spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. The price of Bitcoin has shed 1% over the past 24 hours to $45,950, having notched gains in this period as high as near $48,600—around its best levels