In just two weeks after their launch, new Bitcoin ETFs in the US are collectively holding approximately 656,000 BTC, signalling a significant shift in accessibility for average investors looking to diversify into digital currencies.
Bitcoin and Ethereum, despite different investment theses and risk profiles, remain highly correlated, but recent trends suggest a potential decoupling may be imminent.
Inflation persists globally despite early predictions of it being transitory, challenging the understanding of economists and central bankers, as data shows many countries exceeding the 2% target.
Explore how the impending $100 trillion generational wealth transfer could massively boost Bitcoin's value, and how Bitcoin ETFs are simplifying crypto investments for a new era.
On the first day of trading for the new Bitcoin ETFs the potential for growth is huge.
Despite Wall Street's optimism, the prolonged inversion of the yield curve signals a looming recession risk in the US, challenging mainstream economic expectations.
US teeters on a fiscal precipice, with a third of tax receipts swallowed by debt interest, mirroring a precarious past and an uncertain future.
The US Federal Reserve cautiously eyes rate cuts amidst divergent Wall Street expectations and persistent inflation concerns.
As the custodian for Bitcoin ETFs, Coinbase's fortunes wax and wane with Bitcoin's volatile market, presenting a high-risk, high-reward scenario for investors.
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