Bitcoin ETF Mania Sparks A Surge In Google Searches
The excitement surrounding the potential approval of a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) located in the United States is developing, as evidenced by the spike in Google searches for this cutting-edge financial instrument. The increased interest from the general public and retail investors highlights the growing excitement about the possible early 2024 launch of a spot […]
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