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The real-world asset (RWA) tokenization sector is set for explosive growth, potentially reaching over $30 trillion by 2030 as financial institutions embrace blockchain. This unprecedented rise highlights the increasing accessibility
Bitcoin has broken past $90,000, but the options market is signaling a potential pullback, BloFin's Griffin Ardern said. Continue Reading: Bitcoin Exceeded $90,000 But the Risk of Falling Is Not Over! Analyst Explains the Reasons!
Investment firm VanEck has set an ambitious price target of $180,000 for Bitcoin by 2025, fueled by rising institutional demand and favorable market conditions. Analysts attribute this bullish outlook not
Pennsylvania lawmakers propose a bill to allow state investments in bitcoin, aiming to use it as a hedge against inflation and economic instability.
Goldman Sachs has dramatically increased its footprint in the Bitcoin ETF market, signaling a bolstered institutional interest in cryptocurrency. This strategic move comes alongside record inflows into Bitcoin ETFs, illustrating
Goldman is now the second-largest holder of IBIT, trailing only behind the hedge-fund Millennium Management, which has $844 million in holdings.
The recent shift in Goldman Sachs’ investment strategy towards Bitcoin ETFs marks a significant evolution for the bank, once known for its skepticism toward cryptocurrencies. As of November 14, 2023,
QCP Capital expects Bitcoin to maintain its upward trajectory. Market dynamics and leverage risks require careful investor consideration. Continue Reading: QCP Capital Predicts Bitcoin’s Continued Surge Post-Election The post QCP Capital Predicts Bitcoin’s Continued Surge Post-Election appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .
Since the second quarter, Goldman Sachs has added $300 million to its portfolio in Bitcoin ETF holdings, increasing exposure by 71%.