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Spot Bitcoin ETF Approvals by the SEC 2024

On Wednesday the 10th of January (United States time) 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the listing and trading of a number of spot Bitcoin Exchange-traded product (ETP) shares. You will read the term Bitcoin ETF (Exchange-traded fund) in most articles, rather than ETP which is referenced in the Securities and Exchange […]

What is Ethereum 2.0

Ethereum is currently (July 2021) the world’s second biggest Cryptocurrency, both in terms of market capitalization and popularity, behind Bitcoin. Ethereum’s market cap accounts for around 10% of the total crypto market capitalization (dominance out of all available cryptocurrencies combined) and has a massive list of existing crypto projects built on the network and using […]

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