ETF

GreedVault

Wait for the SOL ETF, it will send SOL to the moon

Smoking-Coyote06

No need to liquidate. If you have the option to pick your investments just buy the BTC ETF or MSTR and let it ride.

Zestyclose_Phase_645

Don't liquidate/sell outright. Sell the funds within your IRA and keep them in the settlement fund in the IRA, then move the cash from the IRA to a new IRA with Fidelity, and then purchase FBTC as an ETF owned within your new fidelity IRA. No tax issues because it's all just transactions within your IRA. Just call fidelity and your current IRA provider to make sure they can do it. I wouldn't trust smaller IRA providers that purport to have their own crypto IRAs. Who knows what their crypto custody situation is. At least Fidelity is large enough that you know that they have enough cash to cover the loss if they lose the crypto in their custody, which might make up .5% of their assets right now.

LifeIsAnAnimal

Why don’t you just buy the bitcoin ETF

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Charles Edwards, CEO of Capriole Investments, predicts Bitcoin could double in value quickly once it surpasses the $100,000 mark. He highlights the psychological and technical significance of this barrier, noting a large sell wall at this level. Edwards draws parallels with gold's recent performance and emphasizes Bitcoin's smaller market cap allows for rapid price movements. He remains optimistic about Bitcoin's growth, despite potential volatility, and suggests future cycles may see less dramatic corrections. Potential catalysts include government and corporate adoption, and ETF demand. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

harvested

They broke / are breaking every record in the ETF category. The most successful ETFs asset class of all time.

sauceyNUGGETjr

Big players are buying and so are IRA's. ETF are swelling in inflows and we might get a meme coin etc. Yes some want in and will try to manipulate the market, thing is governments and corporations are jumping in. Why? Because they cannot afford not too. Yes gud will cause sell offs here and there but their is not enough supply to attack the float. You sold because you were influenced. Happens to me too. I highly suggest you learn enough to do your own research. Social media influencers just want clicks. Reacher is hard and you likely were gambling with money you could not live without for 5 years. No shame I do it all the time but please level up and check your sources. NFA. - Views of a sweaty degen.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Grayscale Investments has filed with the US SEC to convert its Grayscale Solana Trust into a spot ETF, which would trade under the ticker GSOL on the NYSE. This move aims to offer investors direct exposure to Solana (SOL), a rapidly growing blockchain platform. The Grayscale Solana Trust is currently the largest Solana-focused investment fund, managing $134.2 million in assets. The filing is part of Grayscale's strategy to transform its crypto trusts into regulated ETFs, amid competition from other asset managers seeking to launch the first spot Solana ETF. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

kingerxi

My lowest BTC purchase price was $18K, and I'm proud of it. I haven't sold BTC on CB or PayPal, but I have sold some BTC ETF shares recently. My bags were too heavy given my age and family situation, I'm the bread winner and they all depend on me.. I just got a Safe 5, so I'm going to take the step of self-custody soon. Although I've never had a problem with coinbase, I know it's smart to get it off their platform.

tme77

You can buy FBTC on Fidelity via Fidelity's Bitcoin ETF. That would be the easiest route since you already have an account with them. If you want to buy bitcoin directly and not an ETF, you can do so on the exchanges (coinbase, binance, etc.). However, I don't think you'd be able to purchase instantaneously on the exchanges as you need to submit documentation/id to be verified. You should research the difference between the ETF and buying on an exchange and see what you're most comfortable with.

Kidatsfresh

SOL ETF, time to take #3 back

Savik519

Can you withdraw it to your own wallet? Last time I checked you could buy BTC but it had to stay on the Fidelity platform. And realistically that’s the same thing as an ETF

_TheWolfOfWalmart_

Grayscale just NOW in the last few minutes announced it filed for a SOL ETF. Maybe it was imminent after all. lol

bailtail

Except for CME futures. Which, as previously stated, is mandatory for ETF approval under the established pathway. Also, there isn’t nearly the public interest in LTC as there is in BTC, which is another major headwind.

bailtail

They wouldn’t qualify under the existing pathway. Numerous alternative pathways were attempted to get a BTC ETF, and all were unsuccessful. It’s possible another alternative path is out there, but it would need to be one that hasn’t been attempted, yet. And, as such, there is no guarantee of approval, whatsoever. I would be skeptical of any claims that an LTC ETF is coming. Not only for the reasons above, but also because I’m skeptical funds would want to offer it. There’s a good amount of administrative overhead involved in the setup and operation of an ETF. Funds aren’t going to take that on unless they anticipate adequate volume to produce the fees needed for them to turn a profit. I find it hard to believe there is sufficient interest in an LTC ETF for Funds to believe it would be worth their while. Hell, the ETH ETF has generated underwhelming interest to this point. Also, even if funds do believe that and they are able to get an LTC ETF approved, that ETF will have minimal influence without significant investor interest. Bottom line is, until there is proof that there is a legitimate pathway for ETF approval for assets that don’t have CME futures, the talk of new ETFs as a catalyst should be taken with a boulder of salt.

Conscious-Opposite88

Never! BTC ETF you can buy unmined bitcoins! if you don´t know jet!

red1ce

All three of those need to hold coins as well, and the issue still applies. What happens if the bitcoin backed ETF mismanages and loses all their coins?

ContributionNo534

Its pretty easy. Understand what an ETF is and do a monthly invest in an All-World ETF. Put some cash aside for bigger buys when the market crashes. Do the same for Bitcoin. Continue for 20 years and you will consider yourself a genius in investing haha

373331

450 bitcoin are being mined everyday. Priced at about 100,000 USD that means 45 million USD is needed each day to "flow" into Bitcoin to maintain the 100k price. Daily Bitcoin ETF inflows is averaging 137 million USD per day. So Bitcoin ETF demand is currently 3x what can be mined. The difference has to be bought by willing sellers. When no more willing sellers, price go up to create new willing sellers. The next few years could get crazy

Warbeast83

It might be time to throw a little into a BTC ETF.

FunkyChickenTendy

South Korea president has just declared emergency martial law. Spooked holders panic sold. No matter what retail seems to do, there is no matching ETF inflows now. Wall street is taking over price discovery.

dimi727

Eth sucks. Had one really good ETF day last Friday. Yesterday was already flat. Today more dump. Well back to shit I guess...

Redguapo

When will the Litecoin ETF be announced

Redguapo

When will the Litecoin ETF be announced

SpaceToadD

Currently 1 company and 1 ETF own almost 1,000,000 BTC between the two of them. Of course this compromises of a lot of people owning shares of each, but we are watching with our own eyes the consolidation of Bitcoin. If Microsoft (or any other large company) starts to buy bitcoin with their profits and triggers a 'gold rush', it will market the BEGINNING of this cycle's bullrun. What you've all seen so far is just the impact of the ETFs and Saylor... HODL.

Background-Spite-632

It has virtually no income outside of Bitcoin and I can buy Bitcoin via Schwab through an ETF. In dollars, what are total bond raises? No where close to Bitcoin purchased. He’s also selling overpriced equity (3 times the underlying Bitcoin value) to suckers.

para1131_F33L

after Sol ETF announcement

Desperate_Cat5594

I spend more than that a month on toilet roll 🚽 😂 my lowest purchase of bitcoin I sent to my personal wallet was about $700 and I probably spend that much a week on digital currency ETF investments 💰 my $700 bitcoin purchase was for a purchase I was making for items via BTC I had $0.41 leftover a spare change and I checked it the other day and it is now at $1.89 👍 I’ve heard of dipping your toe in the water to see if the bath is too hot or cold, but it sounds like you’ve jumped in turning your testicles into boiled eggs! I am not saying spend a shit ton of money on bitcoin because it’s up and down like a prostitute knickers always buy commodities whatever they may be when there has been a market crash or a sudden drop in value. Long story short next time you run a bath and you don’t want to dip your toe in 1st to see if the water is hot hold your balls above your head next time 😂 🛀

Spokraket

Well ETF inflows this cycle are on a completely different level this cycle. Retail just woke up in the last 2 weeks.

ABrad11

Why fuck do I keep saying ‘Record amount of ETH ETF inflows’ and yet this shit still going sideways.

Mordan

Strangely, ETF and MSTR shares are not included. it hurts self custody users.

Aussiehash

ETF ?

Timstertimster

it doesn't "provide" value. it stores it. that's a "utility". do the value comes from its utility. it's an important nuance. BTC is a means to store currency value and send it digitally over internet. on the receiving end, via exchanges, it gets converted back to currency that's used to buy and sell stuff. often misunderstood is the true purpose of BTC. it's not gaining value in as much that the indexed currency of USD is losing value. hence the price increase. the volatility is the result of pricing aberrations due to rampant speculation, but TradFi / banks / wall street are working hard to make that less and less of an issue by offering conveniences like ETFs so people can "hold" BTC even though they actually just hold a contract and not the actual coin. this matters tremendously. if BTC is going to fulfill its promise of becoming the backbone of future global finance, the very last thing you want is volatility. the way to reduce it is to marginalize the gambling public and speculation. as more and more gamblers relinquish their physical tokens for derivatives, eventually, tradfi institutions are the true custodians of the physical coin. it's a rat race to get to majority stake custody. once completed, tradfi can reduce volatility by simply making alternate coins (forking), and before you know it, BTC becomes just like a gold ETF.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Ethereum products have outperformed Bitcoin, with ETH seeing inflows of $634 million, surpassing its 2021 record. XRP also saw a record $95 million inflow, driven by speculation about a potential US ETF launch. In contrast, Bitcoin experienced significant outflows of $457 million, interpreted as profit-taking after BTC reached a key psychological level. Altcoins like Cardano and Chainlink also attracted inflows, while multi-asset products and Solana saw outflows. Overall, digital asset investment products attracted $270 million in inflows last week. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

aistreak

LINK.; Plenty of articles will be dropping, stating this bank and that financial company are *adopting* CCIP, all over the world, to bring crypto products to their trad financial markets. LINK’s CCIP tech is the rail that will bring these financial products to market. Look at the new spot BTC, Eth, (etc) ETF’s you can already use within your 401k. (Note: this is not financial advice.) *This just happened.* This tech is what’s scaling the crypto market seamlessly to trad fi. No other crypto tech does this seamlessly and securely, like CCIP, to all block chains. LINK is the universal gas token that fuels this technology and will benefit from mass adoption of Crypto to Trad fi. In all markets, adoption is king. LINK is at the very beginning. Buckle up.

Ngc2273

A lot of people are using it to make wealth. If the goal was to preserve wealth then gold is already there, it has up until today preserved anyone's stored wealth over inflation. You can put your 100k in a gold ETF and forget about it, it won't lose real value. On the other hand, people are getting into Bitcoin believing that it will continue to make wealth till it arrives at its max cap. And then it will stabilize and act as a real store and hedge against inflation? There doesn't seem to be a general consensus on how the Bitcoin community sees this maturing for now. Some of the other replies have different opinions.

Rydog_78

Sorry for your loss. In the future consider buying the BTC ETF as it’s easier for non crypto native people and makes the unfortunate situation such as this easier to navigate.

AlpineJim83

OP is solid on this one XPR = turd; yes I know a silly ETF is coming. Not everything gets to be a killer ETF. Follow fundamentals it’s a good message.

DefactoCryp70

If you're new absolutely DO NoT Sell (Not For Legal advice blah blah blah) Let me explain why........ Xrp is what's considered ISO 20022 compliant Any project that is ISO 20022 compliant is more likely to succeed because it provides a standardized messaging format that ensures seamless communication between different financial systems. This means that a compliant crypto project can easily integrate with traditional banking systems, payment networks, and other financial institutions. It enhances data quality and reduces the risk of errors. Being compliant helps a crypto project meet regulatory requirements more easily. And regulators often favor standardized protocols, and being compliant can facilitate smoother interactions with regulatory bodies and reduce the risk of legal issues. It also serves as a competitive advantage, distinguishing that project from others that aren't compliant. It's a crypto projects competitive edge. And there's many crypto projects that are already compliant XRP is specifically designed for financial institutions and payments. they have partnerships with over 300 financial companies across more than 40 countries. Transaction fees less than a penny. Throughput the same as visa soon to be faster. And have partnerships with Bank of America, American Express and more and they facilitate cross border payments between multiple countries already And that's just the tip of the iceberg. The entire crypto marketcap (meaning Bitcoin and ALL of crypto) is $3.9 trillion XRP holds almost a 5% dominance in the market and they're already talking about creating a spot ETF. if that happens it allows it to be publically traded on Wallstreet and traditional markets. And that's ontop of it being an ISO20022 compliant coin. An estimated 8 trillion is coming into the the crypto space still. It'd be stupid as hell to sell right now. Wait for key levels like 100k, 105k, 110k and sell only like 5‐10٪ at a time off the top and move into stable coins. Learn key levels of support and resistance and Wait for dips then relocate portions of the profit back in to maximize gains. Do not sit on this. PLEASE 🙏 🙏 🙏 you won't regret it

_Commando_

> MSTR buys $2 Billion per week: Nothing happens. Are they buying ETF's or actual BTC?

oak1337

Trilemma beaten. Highly decentralized. Best possible security (aBFT SHA384). Infinite scalability. Governed and being built on by top F500 (or similar around the world). Fixed fees in priced in USD. Leaderless fair ordering. Carbon negative. True Internet of Value incoming. Long term play. Institutions are beginning to buy due to upcoming favorable atmosphere. ETF filing. Entire codebase donated to Linux Foundation. Potential SEC Chair Brian Brooks is an HBAR Foundation executive. The list goes on... It's the future. All of cryptos promise is exemplified in HBAR.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; In November, U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced record net inflows of $7.6 billion, driven by post-election momentum and increased institutional adoption. This marks a significant increase from February's $6.03 billion record for Bitcoin ETFs. Ethereum spot ETFs, launched in July, are gaining traction, with BlackRock's ETHA contributing $300 million of a $467 million net inflow. Bitcoin spot ETFs hold over $105 billion in net assets, while Ethereum ETFs have $11 billion. The surge in ETF adoption coincides with Bitcoin nearing $96,000, though its dominance is declining. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; HBAR, the cryptocurrency of Hedera, surged 47% to a seven-month high, driven by whale accumulation and integration with the Federal Reserve's FedNow payment network. The rally extended HBAR's monthly gains to over 450%, with a market cap of $9.65 billion. Speculation about Ripple's involvement and a potential Hedera-focused ETF approval have fueled optimism. Whale activity increased, with accounts holding large HBAR amounts rising significantly. Trading volume and open interest also spiked, indicating fresh capital inflow. Despite bullish signals, HBAR's RSI suggests it may be overbought. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

yode8

Yeah still a bit of a long road. Recently things are looking a lot brighter though, and hopefully the ETF will push it beyond previous ATH

jesus_does_crossfit

You're underestimating the importance of being available in the stock market via ETF purchase. Mom and pop can't handle a cold wallet.

drparapine

The answer is always, 4 years. Doesn't matter how much you put in. There has never been a moment in time since bitcoin was invented where, if you snapped your fingers and four years passed by, the price has not increased to a level more than it would have if you had put that same amount of money in an S&P500 ETF instead. Of course, that axiom could fail in 2025. But it hasn't so far as far I am aware.

Longjumping-Bonus723

Feels actually like it's ready for ETF.

Annual_Juggernaut_47

Wisdom tree files for XRP ETF. Who thinks this past week’s price movement was a coincidence. Or…who knew this was coming in advance?

Any-Pangolin2931

Trump+ETF+GaryShitstainGensler resignation+Japan adoption/usage 2025+SEC case potentially getting dropped(most unlikely) but a man can dream. 😂 what else am I missing??

No-Pepper6969

I do that on Questrade, they allow me to use a Registered Tax-free account as a Collateral for buying on another margin account. Since the big '24 pump I quadruple my ETF cash which gives me way to much money to gamble. But I just use it to DCA weekly. The fee are added to the balance which is usually less then what I made during the month.

-5H4Z4M-

Read again, i didn't mention stocks, i said ETFS. It doesn't sound more serious, it's just that ETFS are alot less volatile than stocks and crypto. For exemple if an ETF replicates the 100 best companies in Japan, okay ? well if suddenly 1 company in this top 100 performs bad, then its kicked and another good one take the place so it will always stays the 100 best companies, it's made to performs some stability. On the contrary stocks can go very up and very down in few hours, so if you buy a stock when its at very high price and sell it when its very low, you will make big losses. Same with crypto, you buy some shares and tomorrow you maybe lucky or not, it's like playign casino. I resumed in a very simple way, but if you want profit on a long-term, then ETFS are less risky. But if you want play a bit of your money, you can gamble on some crypto and with luck you can make good profits, just remember to bet only money you accept to lose.

onesculpt

No, just buy more. Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) is the best way to get more Bitcoin, no matter what the price is right now. Just keep buying. Why do I say this? Because game theory is real, and other people and groups are buying Bitcoin all the time, no matter how high or low the price is. This is very important to understand because it will show what happens in the next years. Who are these “other players”? 1. Countries: • El Salvador, Bhutan, and Brazil (even the Central Bank of Brazil is planning to buy Bitcoin). • Some other countries might also be buying Bitcoin, like Russia or China. They don’t need to tell anyone if they are buying, but it’s very possible that they are. 2. Companies: • MicroStrategy is buying a lot of Bitcoin. • Other companies are buying too, and in the future, more companies will need to buy Bitcoin to stay successful in business. 3. Institutions: • Big organizations and funds are buying Bitcoin through the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF. • This shows that Bitcoin is becoming a very important financial tool. 4. People: • Normal people like you and me are buying Bitcoin. More and more people are doing this, which keeps Bitcoin growing. Why is now the best time to buy Bitcoin? When you look at these facts, it becomes clear: there’s no better time to buy Bitcoin. Why? Because others will continue to buy, no matter the price. This creates a scenario where we reach a point of no return—a moment when everyone realizes they need Bitcoin, but by then, the price will be significantly higher than it is now. Final Thoughts: Don’t think in terms of months—think in decades. Trying to time the market is a losing game. Instead, take the time to understand what Bitcoin truly is. Once you do, you’ll realize that its current price is undervalued compared to what lies ahead. Study Bitcoin because it will change the world. If you don’t believe me, I don’t have the time to convince you, but the game will be played with or without you. It’s your choice.

InclineDumbbellPress

Thats a r3ally funny headline. XRP ETF confirmed!!!!

sadiq_238

This is crazy lol, not only did XRP win against SEC, now they could have an ETF

LengthinessHot4540

Hello Crypto Trader, today I want to talk about a coin that is incredibly underrated. I watch many videos and read numerous reports about various coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, or Solana, and for the past few days, there has also been a lot of talk about Ripple. However, there is one coin that has far more potential than many other cryptocurrencies that are currently in high demand. The coin I am talking about is Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR). The system behind this coin, the ongoing bull run, as well as recent news, all indicate that HBAR has a phenomenal future ahead. Recent updates, such as the collaboration with SpaceX, the existing partnerships with major tech companies, and the filed applications for an ETF, were the driving forces behind the recent price surge. The latest news—such as Brian Brooks, Chairman of Hedera Hashgraph, potentially becoming the Chairman of the SEC under Donald Trump, which could expedite the ETF application, and the $400 million allocated for further development of the Hedera network—demonstrates the seriousness of this coin and its growing acceptance among companies worldwide. SpaceX has announced that the first spaceship equipped with HBAR technology will be launched into space in January. Currently, the price is around $0.29, with an all-time high (ATH) of $0.50. All of this bullish news, combined with technical chart analysis, shows that HBAR is an excellent choice for long-term investments. Analysts even suggest that a price of over $5 is more than realistic.

bigtimerealstuff

XRP catalyst was SEC ruling. I am 95% in DOGE because catalysts will come like ETF approval, Tesla/X payments in doge, etc. wait, it will come.

Metrotra

What about LTC. I’ve read lots of news about a LTC ETF being launched soon. Do you think that is not likely?

snoughman

Stability driven by the ETF's.

riscten

Bitcoin on a metal plate, scribbled down on a piece of paper, or as a brain wallet is for all intent and purposes the physical version. The point is, with both gold and Bitcoin, you can self custody, or have someone else be the custodian. With Bitcoin, when you hold your keys, nobody can hack them. With gold, when you hold your gold, nobody can hack it. With Bitcoin, when your coins are on an exchange or ETF, other people can steal or seize them. Same with gold. With both assets, most people use the latter method to hold. Gold is not superior to Bitcoin because "Bitcoin can be hacked", because both gold and Bitcoin can be hacked when someone else does the custody, and both are safe when you do the custody.

bailtail

Unless the SEC just throws out the rulebook and starts making shit up, there will be no more ETFs anytime soon. One of the mandatory elements for ETF approval using the regulatory pathway established by BTC and ETH is the existence of a CME market with extensive history. BTC and ETH are the only two in crypto that have a CME market. As such, there does not appear to be a viable pathway to approval for an ETF on any other crypto given the existing regulatory framework and security laws.

MNS_LightWork

I don't think the true move has even been made yet. Once lawsuits are dropped and ETF filings are approved we'll then see where the market goes. I personally think we have another 4 months or so of bull run left. ALTs have more rumor so it's gonna move more.

Betterjake

No. Gold still has very bad analog limitations. It’s still hard to transport and store. I don’t want it in my house and it defeats the purpose if I have it in a bank vault or ETF

Sunshado

Tbh when sec changes were visible on the horizon for better it was quite easy to predict a positive Outlook.. current Bull is coming from spot ETF announcement/news

aistreak

Nah, find utilities that will last. LINK is an obvious choice. One of the later utility tokens to be introduced and is utilized across all of the block chains. It powers smart contracts, it’s the “data layer” for cross chain interoperability, and is powering the newest Crypto instruments in the traditional financial markets (BTC, Eth spot ETF’s, and the like). Solid tokenomics. And this last part is not financial advice, but you probably already noticed that good crypto’s tend to double every cycle… well LINK doubling from last cycle’s high would put it above $100… nearly 5X its current price. Good luck, king.

snoughman

XRP is used and held by banks, foreign and domestic, such as Santander to facilitate foreign transactions. Also several companies are filing for ETF's based on XRP, just like the ones for BTC and ETH. Personally, I'm hoping for a run similar to ETH.

Mr_Eckert

This ignores the ethos of Bitcoin "don't trust/verify" and “not your keys, not your coins” and introduces layers of counter-party risks (broker/ETF issuers/custody providers). It also could allow for rehypothecation of the underlying as none of the ETF issuers have yet provided proof of keys/addresses. I hold some ETF's in tax advantaged accounts where I cannot buy bitcoin directly. But that isn't bitcoin. If you don't have a private key that can move coin on the blockchain, you have an IOU.

TodayPlastic

Before I post the sources, I never said LINK wasn’t in a fund lol, I said they need their OWN ETF.

severact

People mess up self-custody all the time and lose their BTC. I'm not advising my 70 yo non-technical dad to self custody. For him, self custody is a lot riskier than buying btc through an ETF.

SmoothGoing

If all they know is Blackrock they are clueless. A dozen or more large money managers sell bitcoin ETFs, not just Blackrock. They back the btc ETFs with those bitcoins. So no, bitcoin is not owned by blackrock. They do have some, which they resold as ETF shares. They can't just sell it so saying they "own" it is not exactly accurate. Getting rich using bitcoin has nothing to do with any of that. Price could go up, or down. No one can tell you when or by how much. People could buy bitcoin for 14 years or so, and could buy bitcoin ETFs since January. The price surged nearly 40% in a month, where is your investigation? Trading bitcoin or bitcoin ETFs is not illegal (in most places).

dimi727

Hmm it seems in the last 7-10 days nothing really was able to spark btc anymore. Saylor news more like sell the news... It has good ETF inflows but only goes up 1-2% and the also corrects back. Maybe the Microsoft meeting will give it a big boost when they decide to buy BTC. Until then we consolidate. Maybe that's good. So we have a longer bull run. Also not bad for Alts if BTC consolidates as long as it does not crash 🫠

bodobeers2

Do a healthy mix of traditional equities (Vanguard ETF, maybe growth / VUG) and then a bit of BTC ETF also. Also ideally if you are using roth IRA buy your crypto there. Also dollar cost average all your investments / buy on a predefined formula you write down and don't get all emotional about.

bribri305

Where to buy ETF and what are some ETFs to look into? Was thinking of accepting payments in bitcoin for some stuff but does it make more sense to just take payment in money and buy ETF instead?

davide3991

ISO20022 ETF would be insane

Grunblau

I feel like singular altcoin ETFs aren’t as big of a deal… Please give me a managed altcoin DeFi ETF that pays dividends every month, instead.

Mascho__

I see. But one more question, why should i as a investor prefer their bond instead of ETF? Isn't their "product" bit out of date?

riscten

But then that's no different from holding paper gold (through an ETF, for instance), and that can be hacked too.

Despaciito

This may be the last chance to stack ADA at reasonable prices. If ETF news hits ut we will rocket straight to 2 bucks and then 3

Grouchy-Background81

BlackRock and JPMorgan are looking into doing an XRP ETF Forget Larry and BlackRock; the fact that JAMIE DIMON of all people wants to get into XRP this way is major news.

Despaciito

ADA ETF coming up next

Green_Help_7483

That's why I did. Bought a lot of the ETF IBIT and FBTC. Then borrowed against that and bought BTC to self custody. Currently paying off the margin loan. I have about two moths left...

Longjumping-Log1591

Blackrock ETF and a Will

BitcoinMD

The simplest way is to just have the ETF in a brokerage account

CryptoNerd_16

Wisdom Tree officially files S-1 for its spot $XRP ETF.

Unnormally2

I know some people who do not have access to bitcoin ETF's (outside the US), but can buy MSTR in tax advantaged accounts.

holduntil2020

Last business day, eth had highest ETF inflows since launched, more than BTC on Friday. ETF data coming in 16 hrs. this is the time to dump the market to get rid of heavy longs. has to happen before we go up.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; In November, U.S. investors funneled $6.4 billion into spot Bitcoin ETFs as Bitcoin's price surged 45% to a historic $99,000. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF led with $5.6 billion in investments, making up nearly 87% of the inflows. Other significant contributors included Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund and Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF. Despite $411 million in outflows from some ETFs, the overall bullish sentiment, supported by institutional and private investments, is expected to sustain Bitcoin's upward momentum. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.