Bitcoin price drops its early week gains — Here is why
Bitcoin price gave up its recent gains as concerning signals from the US economy continue to weigh on investor sentiment.
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Bitcoin price gave up its recent gains as concerning signals from the US economy continue to weigh on investor sentiment.
ProShares’ BITO Bitcoin ETF saw a weekly inflow of $65 million as institutional investors have seemingly regained their mojo for Bitcoin futures.
Almost half of surveyed fund managers plan to “add” crypto ETFs to their portfolio in 2023, while only a quarter will be increasing digital asset exposures.
Since launching last month, the ProShares Short Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITI) has eclipsed others in inflows.
Canadian investors represented a hefty $487.5 million worth of outflows for crypto investment products, with the figure partially offset by $70 million worth of inflows from five other countries.
A slow first day of trading on the short Bitcoin ETF may have been nothing but a slight hiccup in ProShares’ newest product as volumes grew on the second day.
ProShares just announced the launch of a new Bitcoin futures ETF that will allow investors to conveniently profit from price drops. The company was the first to offer a Bitcoin...
The ETF will allow U.S. investors to bet against BTC using futures contracts given the cryptocurrency’s performance in a single day, as measured by the CME Bitcoin Futures Index.
While Grayscale Investments' trust fund GBTC still trades at a 25% discount compared to Bitcoin's price.
There’s little to smile about when it comes to institutional participation in Bitcoin at the end of the year, data shows.