Digital Assets On The Rise: 4th Consecutive Week Nets $66 Million
The digital assets markets experienced a consecutive fourth week of inflows from institutional investors. CoinShares data shows that a portion of the momentum observed can be attributed to an increasing expectation for the authorization of a spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) in the United States. The aggregate value of assets under management (AuM) has experienced a notable surge, reaching $33 billion, denoting a 15% growth rate since the beginning of September. Nevertheless, investors are displaying a greater degree of prudence compared to their response to Blackrock’s....
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Following a rise to a high beyond $41,700 earlier this week, bitcoin’s price has fallen for two consecutive sessions. Despite this, BTC continues to trade above $40,000, whilst ETH continues to hover above $2,800.
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BTC fell for its second consecutive session on Friday, as the world’s largest cryptocurrency has lost some momentum, following Wednesday’s Fed decision.
Yesterday saw bitcoin trade at a peak of $41,102.23, however as of writing, prices have fallen to an intraday low of $40,302.40.
This drop means that BTC/USD is 1.66%....