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Investment firm ARK is selling Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) shares amid a market surge fueled by anticipation of a spot BTC exchange-traded fund (ETF).

Bitcoin extended a rally fuelled by expectations of fresh demand from exchange-traded funds, reaching the highest price since May last year. The largest digital asset rose as much as 11.5% to top $35,000 before paring some of the gain to trade at $34,605 as of 8:11 a.m. (7:31 p.m. IST) in New York on Tuesday, taking its year-to-date rebound from 2022's digital-asset rout to 108%. The possible approval in coming weeks of the first US spot Bitcoin ETFs is stoking speculative ardor for the token. Asset managers BlackRock and Fidelity Investments are among those in the race to offer such products. Digital-asset bulls argue the ETFs would widen adoption of the cryptocurrency. A US federal appeals court on Monday also formalised a victory for Grayscale Investments LLC in its bid to create a spot Bitcoin ETF over objections from the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Cryptocurrency investing is rapidly breaking into mainstream financial consciousness, according to pro-crypto Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Commissioner Summer Mersinger.

Bitcoin (BTC), the most valuable cryptocurrency in the world, has recently achieved a significant milestone by surpassing $34,000. This represents its highest point in the past three months. 

Bitcoin has seen an astonishing surge of more than 10% this week, reaching an all-time high price of $35,900. This surge has had a domino effect on stocks linked to the crypto asset, propelling them to impressive multi-week highs.

Bitcoin extended a rally fueled by expectations of fresh demand from exchange-traded funds, reaching the highest price since May last year.

Sentiment was a little more cheerful during Tuesday’s session, following Monday’s recovery in stock and bond markets, and the return of the selling in precious metals and oil markets. European indices and US futures were trading higher as yields dipped further lower after the US 10-year could not hold above the key 5% level for long on Monday.

What went wrong? Chinese funds were seeing a sharp recovery between November 2022 and January 2023 as mentioned earlier. The recovery was triggered as China eventually started to ease covid-related restrictions in November. But, since then, the performance of Chinese funds has been weak.

Tuesday, October 24th, 2023 – The Bitcoin price breakout at $35,000 heralds the start of what could be the biggest bull run ever for the top cryptocurrency, and cloud mining upstart Bitcoin Minetrix is set to be a major beneficiary after amassing $2.19 million from alpha-seeking crypto investors. 

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Hong Kong's CSOP Bitcoin Futures ETF has experienced a surge in trading volume and net inflow amidst the recent Bitcoin (BTC) rally. 

The surge in the price of Bitcoin (BTC) has led to a change in investors' sentiment towards the market sparking different calls from market players not recorded in months.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had rejected the move, but a federal appeals court ruled that the regulator was wrong to reject an application from the company.

Investing.com — Tech giants Microsoft and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) lead the earnings slate later in the session Tuesday, while Bitcoin soared in anticipation of the approval of an ETF in the U.S… European PMI data pointed to a region heading towards recession, offering the potential for downside surprises in the U.S. equivalent.

bitcoin fund is imminent. That followed a 10% surge on Monday, when bitcoin posted its best day in almost a year, and the bullishness spread across the wider crypto market and into related stocks.

Digital asset investment products notched a fourth week of consecutive inflow with Bitcoin (BTC) recording $55.3million as investors hovered around a spot BTC ETF approval in the United States.

Bitcoin, once again, is generating buzz as it surges past the $33,000 mark, raising speculations about a possible "next wave" in the cryptocurrency realm.

SINGAPORE (Reuters) — Cryptocurrencies extended gains in Asia trade on Tuesday, with bitcoin rallying to an almost 18-month high on speculation that an exchange-traded bitcoin fund is imminent.

China stocks edged up in early trade on Tuesday while Hong Kong shares slipped, as markets struggled to rebound amid a lingering weak sentiment after state fund Central Huijin bought exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to bolster the market. China's blue-chip CSI 300 Index added 0.3% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index lost 0.3%, both hovering around the lowest levels in the year. The weakness comes against broad fragile sentiment around the globe on risks of continued fighting between Israel and Hamas. A gauge of global equity markets fell to an almost seven-month low on the outlook, as the benchmark U.S.

Bitcoin soared 10% to 1-1/2 year highs on Monday, and crypto-linked stocks followed it higher as speculation about the possibility of a bitcoin exchange-traded fund drove enthusiasm about the sector and prompted short-sellers to quit positions. The world's biggest cryptocurrency was last at $32,833 after trading as high as $34,283. Crypto-related shares such as exchange Coinbase Global, miner Marathon Digital bitcoin holder MicroStrategy rose sharply and were making further gains in after-hours U.S. trade.