Bitcoin's price fluctuated after the SEC's Twitter account was hacked and falsely tweeted that a Bitcoin ETF was approved.

Top universities Harvard and Brown are the latest institutions to buy exposure to Bitcoin, according to regulatory filings.

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Other crypto ETF applications, including the Grayscale Solana Trust and Canary Capital Litecoin ETF, were also postponed.

The SEC’s decision to raise the limit for options contracts by a factor of 10 will be a big boost to BlackRock’s ...

Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas has highlighted how the Harvard Bitcoin ETF investment is huge since endowments are hard to ...

See also: Fake Bitcoin ETF Approval Tweet Causes $90M in Liquidations With this fake tweet, we got to see how the market could react, which was perhaps the point of the stunt.

Harvard Management Company, which oversees the university’s $50 billion endowment, disclosed a $116 million position in ...

video Volt Equity becomes first Bitcoin-related ETF to be approved by SEC Volt Equity CEO and founder Tad Park explains his company's capability to gain approval in the competitive market.

The SEC also denied Bitwise Asset Management’s application for a spot bitcoin ETF that day. The SEC’s decisions aren’t a first for the industry; the government agency has denied over a dozen ...