When you purchase ETFs, you don't own the underlying Bitcoin, thus limiting your control over your investment. The Bitcoins held in the ETF are all under custodial ownership, which means if the custodian were to suffer from a security breach or loss of access, it would greatly affect the investors holding the ETFs.
These ETFs have attracted significant investor interest. This trend indicates a growing comfort among investors with using ETFs to gain exposure to cryptocurrencies, bridging the gap between conventional investment vehicles and the digital asset space. Low commission rates start at $0 for U.S. listed stocks & ETFs*.
If long-term price performance is your only investment goal, then the new Bitcoin ETFs make a lot of sense. However, you could prefer direct-asset ownership of Bitcoin if you are concerned about the regulatory or legal aspects of crypto

#Notcoin (NOT), the play-to-earn game integrated into Telegram, has been added to CoinMarketCap. The fact that the token is now on the platform means that after its listing, users will be able to track the price and data of the token.
The team behind Notcoin shared a post on their X account on May 5, saying that only when the project is completely ready it will see a listing on exchanges.
Notcoin is a clicker game that has become very popular, with millions of users tapping on a coin graphic to earn in-game currency.
The game is integrated into the Telegram messaging platform. Players can “mine” Notcoin, the game’s digital currency, only by clicking on an animated coin that appears in the chat interface.
The game became very popular due to its ease of use and Telegram integration.
The project’s currency is called “Gram,” and it has been designed to pay transaction fees and settle payments while at the same time validating network transactions.
NOT is the digital currency associated with the game.

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