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Major banks diverge on Bitcoin ETF strategies. Vanguard restricts access, while UBS allows select clients with conditions. Citigroup explores individual Wealth client access. Financial giants actively engage, anticipating broadened investor participation

Cboe introduces six Bitcoin ETFs, anticipating Thursday trading. Notably, listing doesn't guarantee SEC approval, highlighting a competitive landscape as companies strategize fees while awaiting regulatory green light

The crypto market saw turbulence as Coinbase and Bitcoin mining stocks tumbled on Thursday. Bitcoin briefly surged to $49,000, driven by U.S.-listed spot ETF trading but retracted below $46,000.

Analysts foresee lucrative opportunities in mining stocks, positioning them as an attractive avenue for investors amid the enduring Bitcoin trend. Cantor Fitzgerald and H.C. Wainwright & Co. deem spot BTC ETF approval a historic moment, anticipating significant impacts on Bitcoin's long-term value.

SEC approves Grayscale's $27 billion bitcoin trust conversion into an ETF, marking a pioneering moment in the cryptocurrency industry. GBTC initiates pre-trading, showcasing a strategic advantage in the market.

Bitcoin's surge to $47,680, fueled by deceptive SEC tweets, led to $90M in position liquidations. Market vulnerability exposed, scrutiny on SEC's lax social account security intensifies.