The $570 billion insurance behemoth MassMutual has taken a daring step into the world of digital assets, mirroring the increasing public acceptance of cryptocurrencies. It has recently come to light that MassMutual’s 13F filings reveal the company’s exposure to Bitcoin ETFs. This strategic decision shows that conventional financial institutions are
The onset of 2024 brought with it the hype of an impending bull run, embracing a diverse range of participants including new explorers, established institutions, and investors. Events starting from the debut of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US, BTC’s new ATH at $73K, Ethereum’s Dencun, memecoin frenzy, and Bitcoin
Net outflows resumed on Tuesday, May 7, ending the Bitcoin ETF trend that had been going on for two consecutive days. Grayscale Bitcoin ETF GBTC saw a net outflow of $28.6 billion, while all US Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of $15.7 million, according to statistics from Farside Investors.
Bitcoin bulls encountered rejection at the key resistance level of $64.5K, subsequently retreating to $62K. Within the past 24-hour trading window, the price of BTC dropped by 2.3%, hitting a low of $62,111. Due to this decline, the global crypto market witnessed a 1.3% drop in market capitalization. Meanwhile, the
The cryptocurrency market is no stranger to volatility, and Bitcoin’s recent price stagnation has prompted some significant movements among large holders, often referred to as “whales.” One such whale recently made headlines by selling a portion of their Bitcoin holdings, worth a staggering $13,000,000, amidst the ongoing price stalls in
According to the most recent statistics, Bitcoin exchange inflows have hit a level not seen in over ten years. Since Bitcoin’s all-time high of $73,800, daily BTC inflows have declined dramatically, according to data from on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant. There is no desire among Bitcoin traders to hold currency on
Bitcoin (BTC) has recently experienced a whirlwind of events, showcasing its volatility and resilience in equal measure. Over the past month, the crypto landscape has seen significant developments, ranging from regulatory approvals to protocol launches, ultimately influencing BTC’s price trajectory. Hong Kong’s approval of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds
The global crypto markets have witnessed a notable rebound following a jumble period, with Bitcoin spearheading the recovery by surging over 15.2% from its recent lows experienced at the beginning of May ($56,715). Climbing above $65,350 for the first time since April 24, Bitcoin’s resurgence has infused renewed optimism into
South Korea’s charities and contribution campaigns may take a hit as digital currencies are not included in the country’s recently revised donation laws. According to Kyunghyang Shinmun, a local media site, the Ministry of Public Administration said on May 5 that they had submitted modifications to South Korea’s “Donations Act”
For the second month in a row, venture capital financing for cryptocurrencies has exceeded $1 billion. According to RootData, the total financing for April amounted to $1.02 billion, spread over 161 investment rounds. This is a little decrease from March, when $1.09 billion was reported from 186 rounds. Two consecutive
