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2024 begins with Bitcoin surging 7%, nearing $46K amid growing anticipation of a US spot ETF approval. Market experts differ on potential impacts, while major players enter the competition

Bitcoin miner reserves decline, indicating increased selling pressure. With reserves at their lowest since May, recent withdrawals suggest a potential surge in sales amid Bitcoin's 13% December gain.

In the competitive push for a bitcoin ETF, financial giants like BlackRock, Fidelity, and Invesco meticulously position themselves, anticipating SEC approval amidst strategic filings and fee battles.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's surprising pivot from crypto critic to key player in BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF reveals a growing tension between skepticism and institutional involvement in cryptocurrency's rise.

BlackRock and Valkyrie, seeking approval for a Bitcoin ETF, disclose authorized participants—BlackRock with J.P. Morgan and Jane Street, Valkyrie with Jane Street and Cantor Fitzgerald. SEC decision expected January 5-10

Year-end saw Bitcoin dip below $42,000, triggering a notable sell-off in U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks. Coinbase led the decline with an 8% drop, mirroring a dynamic 2023 market