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Yet another regional government has disclosed an allocation to the newly launched Bitcoin ETFs, forging another step in Bitcoin’s growing adoption among not only institutions but also governments. In a Form-13F filed on Friday, the State of Michigan Retirement System revealed that it had $6.6 million allocated to Bitcoin ETF products as of June 30. Michigan Buys Bitcoin According to the filing, the pension fund made its first Bitcoin investment through the Ark 21Shares...

Steven Fulop, the mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey, has announced that the city’s pension fund will allocate a portion of its investments into Bitcoin ETFs. Fulop also expressed his long-standing belief in cryptocurrency, although he had not publicly mentioned Bitcoin or other assets before July 25. Jersey City Updates Paperwork with SEC In a July 25 post on X, Mayor Fulop announced that they are updating paperwork with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission...

Hashdex, a crypto asset management firm, has filed its registration statement, S-1, with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for its Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF. Notably, the move is a step in its plans to be the first index-based crypto ETF in the U.S. that will track some digital assets in the Nasdaq Crypto US Settlement Price Index. Hashdex’s Crypto ETF Awaits SEC Nod According to the firm’s S-1 filing, the Sponsor will shift to a sample replication strategy...

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Spot Bitcoin ETFs have racked up around $1.24 billion in inflows over the past week as spot markets recover. Preliminary figures from Farside Investors suggest that Friday, July 19, saw inflows of $384 million, with Fidelity leading the pack at $140 million inflows. This marks eleven consecutive trading days with a positive flow to these institutional investment products. Even Grayscale saw an inflow of $20 million to its GBTC spot ETF on Friday, the first positive flow day...

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The total inflow to the ten U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs reached $310 million, or 5,361 BTC, on Friday, July 12. This is the largest inflow to the derivatives products since June 5, according to Farside Investors. Moreover, it is the sixth consecutive day of positive flows, indicating that institutional investors have been buying the bottom of the recent market correction. The total inflow for the past week has topped a billion dollars, and the products have not seen an outflow...

TL;DR The SEC approved spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in 2024, generating excitement for future crypto ETFs, including Shiba Inu (SHIB). A SHIB ETF could make investing easier and increase demand, but it is also focused on centralized control and additional fees. The Pluses 2024 has been quite fruitful in terms of groundbreaking events surrounding the cryptocurrency industry. For instance, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) finally greenlighted spot Bitcoin...

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