Bitcoin has recently held above $29,000, signaling potential positivity, but hasn't reached $30,000 yet. It's been trading between roughly $28,900 and $29,280, reflecting uncertainty.
Notably, significant Bitcoin holders are selling less, possibly indicating their confidence in its future value increase.
The recent increase in the value of Bitcoin may be connected to PayPal's announcement of their new digital currency, PayPal USD (PYUSD).
This global payment company has entered the world of cryptocurrency by introducing PYUSD, which is based on Ethereum technology and designed to maintain a constant value.
This significant development marks the first time a major financial institution has created its own stable digital currency.
This shift may affect public perception of cryptocurrencies, potentially contributing to the rise in Bitcoin's value.
Cathie Wood, the CEO of ARK Invest, believes that it may take longer than expected for the SEC to approve their Bitcoin ETF.
According to Wood, the SEC could potentially approve multiple Bitcoin ETFs simultaneously, which would help to balance out the demand, which is currently valued at approximately $50 billion.
Other major investment firms like BlackRock and Fidelity are also considering launching Bitcoin ETFs. Wood believes that the competition between these firms will depend on their respective advertising strategies.
Grayscale, a prominent crypto investor, has called for all ETFs to be approved fairly and unbiasedly, which aligns with Wood's belief that all ETFs should be approved together to avoid giving an unfair advantage to any specific ETF.
The news of possible delays and approvals for multiple Bitcoin ETFs has piqued the interest of investors.
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