More and more listed companies regard Bitcoin as an important asset and continue to expand their holdings, showing signs that Bitcoin is gaining widespread recognition at the corporate level.
JinseFinanceMetaplanet, a Japanese listed company, announced that due to the high level of government debt, long-term negative real interest rates and the depreciation of the yen, Metaplanet will use Bitcoin as its company's strategic reserve asset in response to Japan's severe economic situation.
JinseFinanceIn January 2024, the U.S. Bitcoin ETF was officially launched, and public chains such as Sui, Ronin and Manta Pacific emerged.
JinseFinanceThe Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission hopes to speed up the approval of the first Hong Kong Bitcoin spot ETF. It plans to list the first Hong Kong spot Bitcoin ETF on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after the Spring Festival.
JinseFinanceSpot Bitcoin ETF was officially launched in the United States recently, attracting great attention from the market. The Monetary Authority of Singapore does not allow such financial products to be listed in Singapore and for retail investors because cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin are not listed as eligible assets for ETFs.
JinseFinanceCameron and Tyler Winklevoss filed to launch a spot Bitcoin ETF on July 1, 2013. BlackRock has revealed it intends to launch a product in 10 years.
JinseFinanceCoinbase, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, has decided to terminate its support for Bitcoin SV (BSV), a contentious cryptocurrency that emerged as a result of a hard fork from Bitcoin Cash.
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CointelegraphCrypto data firm Arcane Research said that if listed bitcoin mining companies sell off a large portion of their supply, "this could push the price of bitcoin further down."
CointelegraphThe total share of the Bitcoin hash rate owned by publicly traded companies has surged over the past year as a growing number of Bitcoin miners go public.
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