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Tesla reported unrealised gains on its bitcoin holdings in Q2, its first crypto-related earnings boost under new US ...
BITO offers indirect Bitcoin exposure via futures contracts, providing monthly income, unlike spot Bitcoin ETFs or direct ownership.
Following a recent spate of filings from issuers to add in-kind redemptions to their Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, a Bloomberg ...
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has delayed its decision on permitting in-kind redemptions for Bitwise’s spot ...
Bitcoin has soared to a new all-time high, surpassing $118,000 for the first time in its history, reaching a milestone in its meteoric rise. The explosive rally was driven by renewed institutional ...
The tax implications of owning cryptocurrencies largely depends on how seriously an investor pursues and manages their purchase.
The implications go beyond Bitcoin. Ethereum spot ETFs are currently being reviewed by the SEC, with a wave of filings from the likes of VanEck, ARK, and Invesco already in motion.
The price of Bitcoin (BTC 0.27%) is back over $100,000. But according to many experts, the run is far from over. Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood recently reaffirmed her 2030 price target of $700,000.
Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas says Bitcoin’s surge isn’t about retail revival — it’s ETF-driven, with institutional investors and low-fee convenience reshaping the crypto landscape.
Bitcoin is ubiquitous. It is impossible to open a social media stream or news source without encountering yet another mention of the topic. Many Australians have invested, hoping for a good return.