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The iShares Bitcoin Trust (NASDAQ: IBIT) has become a fixture on many of the market's top watchlists, a remarkable feat for ...
The SEC’s decision to raise the limit for options contracts by a factor of 10 will be a big boost to BlackRock’s ...
BlackRock's ETF IBIT drew nearly 1 million investors since it launched on NASDAQ in January. About 75% of them are new ...
Bitcoin’s influence has grown as BlackRock’s IBIT attracts thousands of investors. Can Bitcoin do the same for other asset ...
IBIT is the largest Bitcoin ETF in the market, offering easy access to Bitcoin’s upside amid favorable regulatory changes and ...
IBIT attracts new clients to BlackRock, with 75% of buyers never having purchased its products before, signaling growth ...
New data from senior Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas reveals that US crypto ETFs (exchange-traded funds) beat out Vanguard's ...
Bitcoin’s volatility has been declining but remains higher than traditional assets, making it attractive for income generation but risky for institutions seeking stability.
Wall Street is seizing control of Bitcoin’s center of gravity. Once ruled by offshore venues and retail-driven fervor, the ...
In just 20 days, USDe added over $3.1B in supply, eclipsing inflows into BlackRock’s IBIT and ETHA combined. Reflexive market ...
Bitcoin isn’t being driven by crypto-native traders anymore. The ones calling the shots now wear suits, not hoodies.
IBIT seeks to generally reflect the price performance of bitcoin. Given the speculative sector in which it operates, the ETF has high volatility, which means high option premiums.