Highlights From President-elect Donald Trump and increased demand for digital asset funds and derivatives, the US has regained its position as the world's cryptocurrency capital.
U. S. #bitcoin ETFs, including BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, have attracted more than $500 billion in trading volume and $36 billion in inflows.
From President-elect Donald Trump to the growing demand for digital asset funds and derivatives in 2025 and beyond, the U. S. is back in the global spotlight.
According to Bloomberg, the Trump administration has declared the U. S. the epicenter of the #cryptocurrency sector, a trading boom that began in early 2024 when U. S. bitcoin ETFs began to take off.
According to Bloomberg, the Biden administration's crackdown on cryptocurrencies reversed a shift that made Asia a key center,
For example, U. S. bitcoin ETFs have surpassed $500 billion a day, with net inflows of about $36 billion since launch. The most successful to date is BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust.
Chicago-based CME Group has blazed a new trail in bitcoin and ether futures trading, and has equaled #Binance in terms of open interest. It has also displaced powerful offshore platforms such as Binance in terms of open interest volume.
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