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Bitcoin Miners Can Strut Their Stuff Again
Friday, October 10 was a forgettable day all the way around for risk assets. Those included cryptocurrency and crypto-related equities. The CoinShares Valkyrie Bitcoin Miners ETF (WGMI) wasn’t immune to the broader market pullback. But give the ETF some credit. Some of its holdings managed to cobble together modest gains on the day. And the tariff-induced pullback could be healthy for a fund that gained 116.43% over 90 days ending October 10. It could also be a buying opportunity for investors interested in WGMI and its components. If trade volatility lingers, it’d likely be hard for some investors to see the ... (full story)
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