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Circle’s CEO Jeremy Allaire predicts imminent approval for a new wave of Bitcoin ETFs as market structures and regulatory concerns evolve. Developments like well-regulated custody infrastructure and reliable market surveillance contribute to this optimistic outlook, attracting strong investor interest.

At least $27 trillion of assets managed by major U.S. financial institutions, including BlackRock, Fidelity, and Goldman Sachs, are actively seeking to provide clients with exposure to Bitcoin and crypto. However, only a tiny portion would likely be allocated to crypto investments, and skepticism remains regarding the potential impact of institutional interest on the market and technology.

Bitcoin has surged 83% year-to-date, overtaking the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite, and attracting institutional investors with ETFs like ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO). However, as Bitcoin’s supply moves toward speculative investors, it signals increasing mainstream trading interest, which could impact market stability. Investors are encouraged to research and approach cautiously.

Volatility Shares is set to launch its 2x Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITX) this week, offering leveraged exposure to bitcoin futures. This eliminates the need for crypto exchange accounts amid legal uncertainties and follows multiple ETF applications, highlighting the importance of regulation and oversight in the evolving cryptocurrency landscape.

HSBC Hong Kong now offers customers the ability to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum futures Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), expanding access to digital asset derivatives in the Asia crypto hub. The ETFs include CSOP Bitcoin Futures ETF, CSOP Ethereum Futures ETF, and Samsung Bitcoin Futures Active ETF.

Bitcoin experiences a 3% decline after a 20% surge initiated by BlackRock’s bitcoin ETF filing. NEAR Protocol’s NEAR token gains 10% following a partnership with Alibaba Cloud. Challenges, including Binance’s regulatory standoff, may impact the market.

The cryptocurrency investment sector recently experienced its largest weekly inflows since July 2022, totaling $199 million, mainly due to Bitcoin ETF applications. Bitcoin attracted 94% of the total inflows, while Ethereum and altcoins saw minimal impact on investments. The involvement of traditional financial giants and increasing interest in multi-asset investment ETPs influence the market sentiment.

The ProShares’ Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO) recorded the highest weekly inflow in over a year as Bitcoin prices crossed $30,000, with investors pumping $65 million into the fund. This surge suggests a growing desire for Bitcoin exposure among institutional investors amidst the ongoing U.S. Bitcoin ETF frenzy.

The crypto market sees renewed interest in Bitcoin ETFs, with new applications and increased capital inflows from institutional investors. The race for spot Bitcoin ETF approval intensifies, reflecting growing institutional confidence and the dynamic landscape of the crypto industry.

Volatility Shares Trust filed with the SEC for a leveraged Bitcoin futures ETF under the ticker symbol BITX. If approved, this would be the first leveraged BTC futures ETF in the United States, marking a significant milestone in the cryptocurrency market. However, the SEC has historically shown hesitancy in approving such products due to investor safety and market manipulation concerns.

The recent surge in Bitcoin price to around $31,000 is driven by positive market sentiment following the approval of a new leveraged Bitcoin ETF in the US. Despite potential risks, experts are optimistic about the upward trend.

Since 2013, the crypto community has pursued elusive spot Bitcoin ETFs. Interest in Bitcoin ETFs has grown globally, with Canada, Brazil, and Dubai embracing them. Despite numerous rejections, the industry remains optimistic, and BlackRock’s recent application has spurred other major companies to apply for Bitcoin spot ETFs, suggesting market resilience and potential for a U.S. Bitcoin ETF.

The cryptocurrency market has surged with Bitcoin’s price reaching $28,800 as traditional finance firms enter the crypto space. Deutsche Bank applied for a digital asset custody license, while EDX Markets’ trading support for cryptocurrencies expanded. Invesco also reapplied for a spot bitcoin ETF, emphasizing investor protection. However, skepticism remains regarding investor protection and the impact of traditional finance firms in the crypto market.

Invesco submits a new application for a spot Bitcoin ETF, following major players like BlackRock and WisdomTree. The mainstream adoption of Bitcoin ETFs could potentially drive growth in the digital asset space. However, investors should remain cautious and conduct thorough market research before investing, as the market is volatile.

BlackRock is reportedly preparing to file for a Bitcoin ETF application, while the SEC’s contrasting treatment of Bitcoin spot and futures ETFs sparks questions. Grayscale’s ongoing lawsuit against the SEC could serve as a critical turning point for the cryptocurrency industry, as the future of Bitcoin ETFs hangs in the balance.

Multiple Bitcoin ETFs, including ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO) and Valkyrie Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BTF), witnessed a 5% jump in pre-market hours on Tuesday, indicating institutional buying and anticipation of a BTC price rally. The recent debt ceiling agreement between President Joe Biden and Republicans eliminated a 30% tax on Bitcoin mining, positively affecting markets.

Valkyrie filed an application for a leveraged Bitcoin futures-based ETF, which differs from its existing BTF fund. With the SEC blocking attempts at a spot Bitcoin ETF, the debate over futures vs. spot-based ETFs continues, raising questions about the regulator’s understanding of the relationship between Bitcoin futures and the cryptocurrency’s spot price.