Hong Kong Bitcoin ETFs Poised to Draw $25 Billion via Stock Connect
Matrixport sees up to $25 billion potentially channelled into new Bitcoin ETFs in Hong Kong through the Stock Connect, pending regulatory approval.
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Matrixport sees up to $25 billion potentially channelled into new Bitcoin ETFs in Hong Kong through the Stock Connect, pending regulatory approval.
MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin holdings have surpassed $11 billion and its shares are likely to rise on increased institutional Bitcoin demand and the cryptocurrency’s halving, Benchmark said.
TD Cowen analysts say MicroStrategy stock’s premium over BTC will compress but not disappear as spot Bitcoin funds come online.
MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor strategically sold shares ahead of the Bitcoin ETF launch, following a pre-existing plan. This surprising move, the first in 12 years, added $20 million to his portfolio. Concerns over stock decline and ETF impact arise as the company, known for its substantial Bitcoin holdings, faces the evolving cryptocurrency market surge.
Saylor previously stated that the move would allow him to meet his “personal obligations” and, of course, purchase more Bitcoin.
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MicroStrategy, the largest institutional Bitcoin (BTC) buyer, entered an agreement with two agents to sell its aggregated class A common stock worth $500,000,000.
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Poor earnings coupled with overvalued fundamental metrics pose long-term bearish risks for MSTR.
According to Thursday's reports, the recent decline in bitcoin's value has not altered the investment tactics of MicroStrategy. MicroStrategy surged ...