Morgan Stanley files for Bitcoin, Solana ETFs
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Wall Street giant Morgan Stanley has filed to create its own spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), as well as a spot solana ETF, in a move that could herald a deeper push into crypto by the world’s biggest banks.
For long, Bitcoin (BTC) mining companies have tricked their clients with uptime metrics that look at whether a machine is running on power on not instead of checking whether a machine is actually hashing.
On Monday, during the company’s investor day event, CEO Jamie Dimon said that JPMorgan will soon allow clients to buy Bitcoin. However, he said the bank will not provide custody services for the asset. The bank’s approach underscores a broader trend ...
JPMorgan is exploring whether to offer spot and derivatives bitcoin trading to institutional clients, reflecting rising demand for U.S. bank-grade crypto execution JPMorgan Chase is weighing whether to offer bitcoin trading services to institutional ...
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Babylon, a decentralized protocol focused on enabling native Bitcoin staking and lending, received $15 million in funding from a16z Crypto through the sale of Babylon's native BABY (BABY) tokens to the digital asset arm of Andreessen Horowitz.
Bitcoin’s renewed demand has pushed the asset back above the $90,000 level, reinforcing bullish sentiment across the market.
Today, Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase Jamie Dimon reiterated his personal disapproval of Bitcoin during the bank’s annual Investor Day event. Despite the bank’s decision to provide clients with access to Bitcoin investments, Dimon emphasized his ...