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Weekly Briefing: Bitcoin spot ETF 90% shot at approval in January 2024: Bloomberg analysts
Hello CryptoBriefers!
Here's a recap of the stories we are watching:
Bloomberg analysts say there's a 90% chance of a Bitcoin spot ETF approval as the SEC works with issuers.
Mastercard trials CBDC transactions on Ethereum connecting traditional finance with the open crypto world.
MetaMask & Stripe add one-click dollar trading, bringing crypto closer to mainstream adoption.
Let's dive in.
aToday's Newsletter
- Bitcoin spot ETF 90% shot at approval in January 2024
- Mastercard tests CBDCs on Ethereum in Australia pilot
- MetaMask & Stripe launch US fiat on-ramps
Markets
Ticker
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Bitcoin
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-4.2%
Ethereum
-0.2%
-5.8%
L1s
-0.4%
-2.7%
L2s
-1.5%
-7.9%
DeFi
-1.1%
-5.3%
Fear & Greed Index
Fear (45)
Neutral (50)
Data powered by CoinGecko.
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Top Stories
BITCOIN
Bitcoin spot ETF 90% shot at approval in January 2024
Bloomberg ETF experts say there's a 90% chance we will see a Bitcoin spot ETF approved within three months.
Bernstein, a multi-billion dollar fund, thinks a Bitcoin ETF could unlock $600B in new demand and Grayscale says that 77% of Americans would be more likely to invest in BTC if they could buy it via a spot ETF. [link]
ADOPTION
Mastercard tests CBDCs on Ethereum in Australia pilot
The payments giant's CBDCÂ experiment on private and public blockchains was deemed successful.
After CBDCs were limited to centralized chains, Mastercard now expands to decentralized crypto and interacts with Ethereum. [link]
ADOPTION
MetaMask & Stripe launch US fiat on-ramps
Leading crypto wallet MetaMask partners with Stripe to allow 30M users to buy crypto with one click using US dollars.
Reputable fiat channels that simplify crypto purchasing are key to mainstream adoption. [link]
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Weekly Briefing: JPMorgan launches tokenization network, mints BlackRock funds tokens
Binance collaborated with Israel to cut off crypto financing to militant groups responsible for recent attacks.
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Weekly Briefing: FTX customers may get full payout thanks to Google & Amazon
Hello CryptoBriefers!Here are the biggest headlines from this week.
The big tech race to seize the AI market could rocket FTX’s AI investments and provide sufficient funds to make customers whole.
As the SBF trial kicked off this week, his co-founder took the stand to reveal details about the commingling of customer deposits carried out by SBF's associates.
After a muted debut of Ethereum futures ETFs, crypto analysts suggest rotating into Bitcoin.
Let's get right to it.
aToday's Newsletter
- FTX customers may get full payout thanks to Google & Amazon.
- FTC CTO testifies against SBF, admits Alameda used customer funds.
- Time to rotate back from Ethereum to Bitcoin says new research report.a
aMarkets
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Bitcoin
1.5%
3.9%
Ethereum
1.8%
-1%
L1s
0.5%
2.4%
L2s
-0.1%
5.3%
DeFi
0.1%
-0.4%
Fear & Greed Index
Neutral (50)
Neutral (48)
Data powered by CoinGecko.
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EXCHANGES
FTX customers may get full payout thanks to Google & Amazon
FTX's early investment in AI startup Anthropic may allow FTX customers to eventually recover lost funds.
With Google and Amazon now investing billions in Anthropic amid the AI gold rush, FTX's stake could be worth up to $4.5 billion. [link]
EXCHANGES
FTX CTO testifies against SBF, admits Alameda used customer funds
Former FTX CTO Gary Wang testified against Sam Bankman-Fried, admitting he helped enable Alameda Research to secretly access FTX customer deposits.
Wang's confession supports prosecutors' charges that SBF misused billions in client money to support Alameda's trading. [link]
MARKETS
Time to rotate back from Ethereum to Bitcoin says new research report
A new report from K33 Research recommends rotating from Ethereum into Bitcoin after the recent Ether futures ETF launch saw weak trading volumes.
With institutions not yet demonstrating major unsatiated demand for Ethereum, the report suggests reducing elevated ETH exposures and rotating back into BTC until broader sentiment improves. [link]
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Weekly Briefing: Ripple wins court fight as Judge rejects SEC appeal
This is a significant win for Ripple in its long-running legal battle with the SEC over unregistered XRP sales.
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