AdvisorShares launches ETF for blockchain and cloud computing firms
AdvisorShares has announced that it will launch an exchange-traded fund (ETF) focusing on fast-growing tech companies.
AdvisorShares has announced that it will launch an exchange-traded fund (ETF) focusing on fast-growing tech companies.
The exchange and wallet provider has announced that it is adding access to collateralized equities, giving its customers in 155 countries the ability to trade in a number of U.S. stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETF) and commodities.
The Cboe BZX Exchange has withdrawn its application to list the VanEck SolidX BTC fund, previously up for consideration by the U.S. SEC.
Japan may not accept a crypto ETF after all, as the country’s Financial Services Authority is not considering approving a crypto futures product. It could, however, soon allow more crypto exchanges to operate in the country.
The fears of many in the U.S. crypto community that the country would take a back seat in cryptocurrency innovation seem to have been valid.
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the company behind the New York Stock Exchange and startup crypto platform Bakkt, has announced its first product for the Bakkt platform—physical crypto futures.
Hester Pierce, the lone dissenting commissioner in the SEC orders rejecting cryptocurrency ETFs, called on the regulator to ease up on cryptocurrency-related products.
Nasdaq is set to acquire Sweden-based trading solutions provider Cinnober, in a deal that could see the stock exchange move into helping institutional investors gain access to new opportunities around cryptocurrency.
The ninth installment in a weekly column, A Power of Facing discusses possible political moves and general trends that bode well for the spectre of a crypto ETF, a supposed Holy Grail of crypto mainstreaming enthusiasts.
The crypto exchange-traded fund (ETF) sector looks to be getting a new customer as cryptocurrency exchange giant Coinbase is rumoured to be exploring how to launch a fund in this area.
A day after it issued orders denying applications for cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs), the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said it will be reviewing its decision.
Three companies’ proposals to operate cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have been rejected by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), in the wake of their junking of the Winklevoss twins’ application in July.