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Will Crypto ETFs Have Lasting Appeal?
Bitcoin's price may have fallen from last year's highs, but that's not stopping a slew of ETFs from courting investors in hopes that the king of crypto will rebound this year. Regulatory tailwinds, such as the SEC's recent passage of generic listings standards (GLS) and the upcoming The Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, are also expected to boost investor interest in these funds, which raised a whopping $47.2 billion last year, despite $5 billion of withdrawals in the fourth quarter. Traditional finance (TradFi) remains bullish on digital currencies and many institutions are set to enter the space in coming ... (full story)
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