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TRENDING TOPICS.........🔥🔥 *THE BIGGEST BITCOIN ETF THREAT NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT* #BLACKROCK #BITCOIN #ETF As I waited with the rest of the world for the first bitcoin ETF to be approved, one thing has been gnawing at me: With a handful of exceptions including Fidelity and VanEck, nearly every applicant for a spot bitcoin ETF intends to use Coinbase as its custodian. David Schwed is chief operating officer of Halborn. As a cybersecurity leader focused on blockchains, this concentration of risk along with the inherently high-risk nature of crypto custodianship and the still- evolving nature of security best practices gives me pause. It's not Coinbase itself that worries me here. The firm has never been hit by a known hack, which explains why so many traditional institutions trust its know-how. However, there is no such thing as an unhackable target - anything and anyone can be compromised, given enough time and resources, which is a lesson I've learned over a career at the intersection cybersecurity and asset management.

TRENDING TOPICS.........🔥🔥

*THE BIGGEST BITCOIN ETF

THREAT NO ONE IS TALKING

ABOUT*

#BLACKROCK

#BITCOIN

#ETF

As I waited with the rest of the world for

the first bitcoin ETF to be approved, one

thing has been gnawing at me: With a

handful of exceptions including Fidelity

and VanEck, nearly every applicant for a

spot bitcoin ETF intends to use Coinbase

as its custodian.

David Schwed is chief operating officer of

Halborn.

As a cybersecurity leader focused on

blockchains, this concentration of risk

along with the inherently high-risk nature

of crypto custodianship and the still-

evolving nature of security best practices

gives me pause.

It's not Coinbase itself that worries me

here. The firm has never been hit by a

known hack, which explains why so many

traditional institutions trust its know-how.

However, there is no such thing as an

unhackable target - anything and anyone

can be compromised, given enough time

and resources, which is a lesson I've

learned over a career at the intersection

cybersecurity and asset management.

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#BTC #BTC-ETF. #ETH @Krypto1signal JP Morgan Predicts Up to $35 Billion Inflows into New Bitcoin ETFs According to Coin News, J.P. Morgan has expressed skepticism about the amount of fresh capital that new spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) will attract. In a recent research report, the bank stated that while the market reaction to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) approval of spot bitcoin ETFs has been relatively muted, it does expect significant funds to rotate from existing crypto products into the newly created ETFs. Even if no new capital enters the cryptocurrency market, the new ETFs could still attract inflows of up to $36 billion. P. Morgan estimates that about $3 billion could exit the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) and migrate to the new spot ETFs as a result of investors taking profit after buying discounted GBTC shares in the secondary market in the last year. The bank also sees up to $20 billion from retail investors migrating from digital wallets held at crypto exchanges to the new ETFs. Grayscale's high fees could trigger outflows, and unless it lowers its rates towards the level set by Blackrock and other providers, an additional $5 billion-$10 billion could exit GBTC relatively quickly to migrate towards cheaper spot bitcoin ETFs. Institutional investors that hold their crypto in fund format could shift from futures-based ETFs and GBTC to cheaper spot ETFs, especially if GBTC is slow to cut its fees, the report added. $BTC $SEC $ETF $GBTC $US $BNB
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