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Franklin Templeton leads in the competitive Bitcoin ETF market, strategically reducing fees to secure dominance. Its fee cut reflects proactive measures amid intensifying market competition and regulatory approval.

CryptoQuant data reveals a significant surge in miner outflows, exceeding $1 billion, led by F2Pool's move to Kazakhstan amid rising costs and preparations for the halving event

Bitcoin's recent market journey cautions traders on optimism during ETF approvals. SEC's nod led to a Bitcoin volatility downturn, shifting focus to Ether's positive outlook. Traders analyze options for Ether's performance cues.

Bitcoin ETF debut in the U.S. saw impressive $4.6 billion volumes, impacting $80 million in futures bets. Market turbulence ensued, triggering liquidations despite a relatively flat overall performance

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

Vanguard diverges from industry peers, rejecting Bitcoin ETF transactions. While rivals embrace crypto, Vanguard prioritizes a well-balanced, long-term investment portfolio, emphasizing dedication to traditional asset classes.