Blackrock's aggressive fee reduction in the competitive ETF market sets a benchmark, but uncertainties surrounding SEC approval pose challenges. As the industry strives for lower fees, the outcome of the SEC's investigation will play a pivotal role in shaping the future landscape of spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Cheng YuanOne of the world’s biggest asset manager has added bitcoin to one of the most preferred fund for ordinary and passive investors.
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CointelegraphAlready being the primary asset manager of USDC cash reserves, BlackRock will now also be exploring capital market applications for the USDC stablecoin.
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