Russian bank Sber launches blockchain ETF tracking Coinbase, Galaxy Digital
Called “Sber — Blockchain Economy,” the ETF will trade under the ticker SBBE and track major crypto companies.
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Called “Sber — Blockchain Economy,” the ETF will trade under the ticker SBBE and track major crypto companies.
There’s little to smile about when it comes to institutional participation in Bitcoin at the end of the year, data shows.
But concerns remain that the cryptocurrency could fall harder than its traditional rivals in 2022 on the U.S. Federal Reserve’s increasingly hawkish tones.
While 2021 surely saw a few regulatory setbacks, some governments delivered masterclasses in forward-looking crypto regulation.
In late November, two Canadian metaverse ETFs started trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange on the same day.
Even in a year when cryptocurrencies have seen their best-ever performance, there are a few things that have disappointed the community.
Crypto’s big year saw multiple record highs for BTC and ETH, the arrival of venture capital and a sovereign nation adopting the Bitcoin standard.
The premium on CME Bitcoin futures dropped to zero, but data shows pro traders are still bullish.
This week in crypto regulation was marked by officials expressing contradictory views on how to approach digital assets.