Crypto ETF Developments
Filings, decisions and money flows around funds that hold the coin itself and trade like a share: an approval opens ordinary brokerage accounts, and prices often move on the expectation before a decision and again when the first flows are counted.
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- · SEC approves the first US spot Bitcoin ETFs
The US government officially approved the first funds that directly hold real Bitcoin and trade like a stock. This was seen as a watershed moment because it made Bitcoin investing as simple as buying regular stocks. - · US spot Bitcoin ETFs begin trading, with about $4.6 billion traded on day one
The first funds holding real Bitcoin started trading on US exchanges, and about $4.6 billion worth changed hands on day one. Bitcoin briefly rose near $49,000 that day, then slid to about $40,000 over the next two weeks as money flowed out of an older Bitcoin fund. The launch removed a major barrier that had kept many large institutions away from Bitcoin. - · SEC approves exchange listings for the first US spot Ether ETFs
Following Bitcoin's success, regulators approved similar funds for Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency. This expanded the types of crypto that regular investors could easily access through traditional investment accounts.
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