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“The narrative seems to be veering towards Wall Street’s assimilation into the crypto industry, united in a common financial frontier. This occurs precisely when the crypto sector appears weakened, grappling with a year-long winter, precipitated by price drops and regulatory clampdowns.”

“CZ, CEO of Binance anticipates rising trading volumes in the crypto market over the next six to 18 months. This surge is linked to efforts of asset managers to list a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the US, the upcoming Bitcoin halving, and increasing crypto investments.”

The surge in spread between the CME-listed July futures contract and the now-expired June futures contract raises the cost of pre-expiry futures rollover. This impedes futures-based products’ financial outcomes, affecting investors relying on futures-based ETFs. Spot-based ETFs, closely resembling owning bitcoin directly, eliminate rollover expense and secure the cryptocurrency without the need for a digital wallet.

“Cryptocurrencies maintain gains with Bitcoin above $31,000 and Ethereum around $1960. DeFi tokens like Compound and MakerDAO show remarkable growth. Amidst regulatory uncertainties like the delayed Bitcoin ETF filing by BlackRock, the market showcases resilience but highlights the ecosystem’s volatility and need for transparency and prompt information update.”

BlackRock, submits revised application for spot bitcoin ETFs, potentially bolstering its acceptance with its industry prestige. Additionally, Singapore’s Monetary Authority imposes restrictions on cryptocurrency services to protect retail investors. This, coupled with Bitcoin’s recent surge, suggests a prospective rise in BTC prices and a safer investment environment.

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.

Investment firms Invesco and WisdomTree are seeking approval for spot Bitcoin ETFs following initial rejections, arguing that a lack of such funds puts US investors at risk by resorting to unreliable digital asset accounts. The proposed spot ETFs would directly hold and track the price of physical Bitcoin, distinguishing them from futures-based ETFs reliant on futures contracts.

BlackRock, the world’s largest asset management company, has applied for a spot Bitcoin ETF, sparking excitement among crypto enthusiasts. Although previous attempts have faced resistance, the market’s maturation and the SEC’s recent approval of Bitcoin futures ETFs suggest a potentially brighter outlook.

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) experienced a reduction in its discount following BlackRock’s filing for a bitcoin ETF, surging by over 8%. While GBTC’s discount hovers around 40%, and Grayscale is involved in a legal dispute with the SEC, BlackRock’s ETF application may potentially lead to significant changes in the investment landscape for crypto enthusiasts.

Cryptocurrency market shifted as hopes for a potential U.S. Bitcoin ETF by BlackRock emerged, with Coinbase acting as custodian. This could provide 80% of Americans a familiar and accessible option for Bitcoin exposure, highlighting the cryptocurrency’s ongoing appeal to major financial institutions.

The Ethereum fear and greed index stands at 49%, reflecting a neutral sentiment amid recent SEC actions against Binance and Coinbase. The Ethereum price remains bullish long-term, supported by a rising trendline. However, sideways trends may continue in the near future.

VanEck revisited its Ethereum estimates using a robust valuation model, predicting Ethereum’s annual revenue to rise from $2.6 billion to $51 billion by 2030. The Base Case scenario reveals a potential 2030 price target of $11,848 per ETH token. Ethereum’s current dominance in key sectors and its potential as a store-of-value asset support these bullish projections.

VanEck’s recent report predicts ETH prices could reach $11,800 by 2030 if Ethereum achieves $51 billion in annual revenue. Based on Ethereum’s transaction fees, MEV, and “Security as a Service,” the projection assumes a 70% market share among smart contract protocols while highlighting potential growth and the impact of several factors on Ethereum’s revenue generation.

Amplify Investments’ blockchain ETF, BLOK, has increased its allocation to Bitcoin mining companies from less than 10% to 21%. Amidst concerns about market transparency, regulation, and environmental impact, this move reflects optimism in the oversold market and highlights the potential rewards of investing in the mining sector.

The quest for a Bitcoin ETF faces regulatory hurdles; however, three crypto-related ETFs achieved over 100% YTD returns. NEOS proposed two funds aimed at reducing downside risk, while Grayscale filed for a Global Bitcoin Composite ETF. The future of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology relies on balancing innovation and regulation, preserving financial security and stability.