Effective S-1 approvals are being checked off, meaning that spot Bitcoin ETFs are set to begin trading as early as Jan. 11.
SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw decried the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, calling out inconsistent decision-making and risks.
Mistral AI's Mixtral takes top honors among closed, proprietary options like Claude and ChatGPT.
Gensler has warned that his agency still does not support Bitcoin despite having approved several spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Digital currencies were a topic of interest at the latest U.K. Parliament Treasury Committee meeting. Enthusiasm for them, however, was muted.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler conceded that the regulator's loss in court over rejecting Grayscale's application for a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) left it little recourse but to approve about a dozen such proposals Wednesday.
Industry pundits believe spot Ethereum ETFs have a clear path to approval in 2024, with one predicting trading to begin as early as the second quarter.
In a milestone for crypto adoption, the SEC today approved the trading of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). CoinDesk rounded up reaction from across the crypto industry to the news.
Is an ETF at odds with Bitcoin’s goal of breaking away from Wall Street? Absolutely. Is that same ETF also necessary for crypto to grow? Also yes.
Ophelia Snyder says it is impossible to conceptualize the changes in bitcoin trading volumes likely through ETF inflows.
Over $100 billion is now stashed in gold ETFs that trade in the U.S., the world's largest capital market. Will bitcoin ETFs grow to this size?
Bitcoin's price action has been choppy since the SEC officially approved spot ETFs in the United States, while Ethereum hit an 18-month high.
After the spot bitcoin ETF approval, all attention turns to how much demand these investment vehicles will attract.
The long-awaited decision on spot Bitcoin ETFs has finally come, and Cointelegraph is here to keep readers updated on all the latest developments following this groundbreaking development.
After more than a decade of rejections, the SEC has at last given its blessing to allow Bitcoin ETFs to begin trading in the U.S.
Two years after letting subscribers equip owned NFTs, Elon Musk’s Twitter (aka X) has axed the feature for subscribers.
Hopes are high they will lure more investors into crypto.
The decision is being watched closely.
After a dramatic false start on Jan. 9, the Securities and Exchange Commission has now given the green light to several spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Speculators had previously guessed the fake post, which rattled markets yesterday, was a real SEC tweet that was published prematurely.
Though a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund approval may still be incoming, the SEC said it was investigating the “compromised” tweet released on Jan. 9.
Developers at Ninjalerts inscribed a Super Nintendo emulator on the Bitcoin blockchain, allowing the community to play classic games.
The account was briefly compromised on Jan. 10 and developers have since restored control.
Gaming firms have already revealed over 2,000 job cuts in 2024, with Unity and Twitch leading the way on layoffs. It's more of the same from last year.
Representative Mike Collins, who disclosed he had purchased up to $45,000 in Ether in 2023, reported up to $65,000 across two ETH buys in 2024.
The Fidelity web app on January 10 showed pages for some of the as yet unapproved Bitcoin spot ETFs.
The exchange's website listed six bitcoin ETF applicants to start trading tomorrow.
The news service’s analysts expect to see trading begin very soon, and the technology is in place to track it.
The news service’s analysts expect to see trading begin very soon, and the technology is in place to track it.