BTC ETF status: BlackRock reaches $1 billion in assets
BTC, ETF, current status of BTC ETF: BlackRock’s assets reach US$1 billion, GBTC capital outflow slows down, Golden Finance, analysis of the current status of BTC ETF one week after its launch.
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BTC, ETF, current status of BTC ETF: BlackRock’s assets reach US$1 billion, GBTC capital outflow slows down, Golden Finance, analysis of the current status of BTC ETF one week after its launch.
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