BTC Outperforms Broader Crypto Market, Ether Price Drop Mirrors Bitcoin ETF Launch
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Friday’s crypto rally defied past days’ correlation with U.S equities, which continued their losing streak.
Lifetime net inflows into the U.S.-based spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds topped $16 billion on Monday as investors of late have shown themselves to be buyers in both up and down markets.
BlackRock (BLK) CEO Larry Fink reiterated his belief that Bitcoin {{BTC}} is an asset that everybody should consider holding as part of their portfolio.
Returning to their screens following the July 4 break, U.S. traders were confronted with prices that had plunged roughly 10% from pre-holiday levels.
The VanEck Bitcoin ETF, the first spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), debuted on Thursday.
Spot bitcoin ETFs are expected to be approved by major wirehouses and large private bank platforms in the third and fourth quarters, the report said.
The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), which accounts for 90% of Australia’s equity market, has approved its first spot-bitcoin {BTC} exchange-traded fund (ETF), according to a blog from the issuer VanEck.
Crypto markets have been laid low by a hawkish stance on interest rate cuts by the FOMC.
BlackRock’s IBIT was the only ETF posting a net inflow on Thursday, while most of the funds recorded outflows.