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Central American University in El Salvador presented the results of research regarding the use of Bitcoin for the people of that country. As a result, 12% of El Salvadorans have used Bitcoin as a transaction tool in the last year. The majority of research respondents use Bitcoin at least 3 times a year, while another 20% use it more than 10 times. Most transactions are used in convenience stores, supermarkets and veterinary clinics. This is of course an impact on the El Salvador Government's policy of legalizing Bitcoin as a legal currency and transaction tool. Apart from that, 34% of El Salvadorans think that with Bitcoin their country's economy has improved compared to the previous year. #BTC!💰 #btc #ETFBitcoin $BTC

$BTC Citigroup, an investment and financial company from the United States, will allow certain customers to access Bitcoin Spot ETFs. Until now, Citigroup is still evaluating this product for individual customers.

Not only Citi, the Swiss multinational financial company UBS also allows several of its customers to invest in these digital assets. With the condition, customers who have a low risk profile will not be allowed to buy digital products that have just been approved by the US financial authorities.

As is known, the Bitcoin Spot ETF was just approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) a few days ago. On the first day of trading, the Spot Bitcoin ETF was able to absorb capital market funding of up to US$3.5 billion or the equivalent of IDR 54 trillion.

$BTC BlackRock Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink said he sees value in an Ethereum ETF. Not only that, he also sees crypto more broadly as an investment asset class, not just currency.

"This is just a stepping stone towards tokenization and I really believe this is where we are going," said Fink, as quoted by Coindesk, Friday (12/01).

BlackRock is currently known to be fighting for the next asset class, namely the iShares Ethereum Trust, to be approved by US authorities. The plan is that this product will be discussed on January 25 and decided on August 7.

He revealed this after the Bitcoin Spot ETF was approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the United States. Trading in the digital asset issued by BlackRock, iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), has reached US$1 billion.

An investment company from the United States, VanGuard, is reportedly going to ban all Bitcoin Spot ETF trading on their platform. The reason is simple because it is considered not in accordance with the company's philosophy.

VanGuard, at least, has so far been vocal about banning The Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) which is considered too risky. In fact, initially VanGuard was considered to be one of the platforms that would provide this product, but in fact it was not.

Speculation has also emerged amidst the excitement of the Spot Bitcoin ETF which has just been approved by the SEC. Starting from VanGuard being considered doubtful because these were the first days of the product being released, they were deemed to need to take the product through several compliance operational standards before it could be traded. $BTC $ETH

Bitcoin Spot ETF trading began on the United States stock exchange yesterday, Thursday (11/01). The trade volume of the newly approved products has reached US$3.5 billion or the equivalent of IDR 54 trillion.

There are at least 11 companies that provide Bitcoin Spot ETF trading services, such as BlackRock to Grayscale. The Grayscale Bitcoin Trust is known to be the best seller with a transaction value reaching US$1.7 billion.

Meanwhile, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust has traded for up to US$880 million. For your information, the United States Securities and Exchange Fund (SEC) just legalized the Bitcoin Spot ETF on Wednesday (10/01).$BTC #bitcoinhalving #ETFBitcoin

$BTC $BTC $ETH Bitcoin Spot ETF trading started on the United States stock exchange yesterday, Thursday (11/01). The trade volume of the newly approved products has reached US$3.5 billion or the equivalent of IDR 54 trillion.

There are at least 11 companies that provide Bitcoin Spot ETF trading services, such as BlackRock to Grayscale. The Grayscale Bitcoin Trust is known to be the best seller with a transaction value reaching US$1.7 billion.

Meanwhile, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust has traded for up to US$880 million. For information, the United States Securities and Exchange Fund (SEC) just legalized the Bitcoin Spot ETF on Wednesday (10/01).