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JUST IN: BRICS announces the creation of an independent payment system based on cryptocurrency and blockchain. #BTC #TrendingTopic
The First Day of Trading for BTC ETF Didn't Go Well.
BTC started at $49k but quickly dropped to less than $46k, around 7% lower. The ETFs are now trading below the starting price.
Despite Bloomberg promising a huge $4 billion in ETF trading volume, it's not considered a big deal in the cryptocurrency market. Normally, cryptocurrencies see around $30 billion in daily trading, so the ETF trading volume isn't making a significant impact.
#etf #BTC #ETH #ENS #cpi
$BTC $ETH
BTC started at $49k but quickly dropped to less than $46k, around 7% lower. The ETFs are now trading below the starting price.
Despite Bloomberg promising a huge $4 billion in ETF trading volume, it's not considered a big deal in the cryptocurrency market. Normally, cryptocurrencies see around $30 billion in daily trading, so the ETF trading volume isn't making a significant impact.
#etf #BTC #ETH #ENS #cpi
$BTC $ETH
BREAKING: BlackRock's $IBIT #Bitcoin ETF is already up 25% in pre-market trading
Billions in new inflows incoming 🚀
$BTC $ETH $BNB #etf #BlackRockInCrypto
Billions in new inflows incoming 🚀
$BTC $ETH $BNB #etf #BlackRockInCrypto
JPMorgan CEO Faces Backlash Over Bitcoin ETF Role Amid Anti-Crypto Remarks
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is under scrutiny from the crypto community on X (formerly Twitter) after being designated as an authorized participant (AP) by BlackRock, as indicated in its updated S-1.
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out the irony of JPMorgan's inclusion, given Dimon's historical reservations about Bitcoin.
Despite being named an authorized participant, Dimon has not consistently expressed support for the cryptocurrency.
$BTC $SOL #BTC
#etf
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is under scrutiny from the crypto community on X (formerly Twitter) after being designated as an authorized participant (AP) by BlackRock, as indicated in its updated S-1.
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas pointed out the irony of JPMorgan's inclusion, given Dimon's historical reservations about Bitcoin.
Despite being named an authorized participant, Dimon has not consistently expressed support for the cryptocurrency.
$BTC $SOL #BTC
#etf
#NEAR #BTC #sol SEC Chair Gary Gensler Issues Crypto Warnings as Anticipation of Spot Bitcoin ETF Approval Soars
In a recent update, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler has raised concerns about noncompliance in the cryptocurrency space. Gensler emphasized the detrimental impact of such noncompliance, stating that it undermines confidence, particularly when investors are left with limited recourse, resorting to bankruptcy courts. These warnings come amid heightened expectations for the imminent approval of spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Taking to social media platform X, Chairman Gensler posted a warning message:
"There is a lot of noncompliance in the crypto space. It undermines confidence when so many people have been hurt and all they can do is stand in line in the bankruptcy court. Further, this can make it hard for the good faith actors to compete."
Accompanying the post is a video of Gensler on CNBC, elaborating on the widespread noncompliance within the crypto industry concerning securities laws. He reiterated that these laws are in place not only to provide disclosure for investment decisions but also to safeguard against fraud and manipulation. Gensler highlighted that the crypto sector also violates regulations from other bodies such as the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
Describing the crypto landscape as the "Wild West" globally, Gensler emphasized that the challenges extend beyond a few bad actors, affecting the entire industry. The post attracted a "Readers added context," noting the lack of clear SEC guidance, with companies like Coinbase seeking compliance clarity for years.
On X, reactions were mixed, with some users expressing skepticism and mocking Gensler's statements. Criticism of Gensler and the SEC's enforcement-centric approach to crypto regulation has been ongoing, with calls for his removal as chairman. Meanwhile, the SEC is currently reviewing 13 spot bitcoin ETF applications.
Share your thoughts in the comments section.
In a recent update, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Gary Gensler has raised concerns about noncompliance in the cryptocurrency space. Gensler emphasized the detrimental impact of such noncompliance, stating that it undermines confidence, particularly when investors are left with limited recourse, resorting to bankruptcy courts. These warnings come amid heightened expectations for the imminent approval of spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Taking to social media platform X, Chairman Gensler posted a warning message:
"There is a lot of noncompliance in the crypto space. It undermines confidence when so many people have been hurt and all they can do is stand in line in the bankruptcy court. Further, this can make it hard for the good faith actors to compete."
Accompanying the post is a video of Gensler on CNBC, elaborating on the widespread noncompliance within the crypto industry concerning securities laws. He reiterated that these laws are in place not only to provide disclosure for investment decisions but also to safeguard against fraud and manipulation. Gensler highlighted that the crypto sector also violates regulations from other bodies such as the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
Describing the crypto landscape as the "Wild West" globally, Gensler emphasized that the challenges extend beyond a few bad actors, affecting the entire industry. The post attracted a "Readers added context," noting the lack of clear SEC guidance, with companies like Coinbase seeking compliance clarity for years.
On X, reactions were mixed, with some users expressing skepticism and mocking Gensler's statements. Criticism of Gensler and the SEC's enforcement-centric approach to crypto regulation has been ongoing, with calls for his removal as chairman. Meanwhile, the SEC is currently reviewing 13 spot bitcoin ETF applications.
Share your thoughts in the comments section.
IMF Speaks on Why Crypto Needs Stronger Regulation
The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, emphasized the necessity of robust regulation in the cryptocurrency sector to protect global financial stability. Speaking at a digital currency conference in Seoul, Georgieva expressed concerns about the potential risks associated with widespread crypto adoption and stressed the importance of effective regulation to avoid disruptions in monetary policy, capital flow management, and fiscal sustainability, especially in the context of volatile tax collection.
#BONK #SATS
The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, emphasized the necessity of robust regulation in the cryptocurrency sector to protect global financial stability. Speaking at a digital currency conference in Seoul, Georgieva expressed concerns about the potential risks associated with widespread crypto adoption and stressed the importance of effective regulation to avoid disruptions in monetary policy, capital flow management, and fiscal sustainability, especially in the context of volatile tax collection.
#BONK #SATS
