Higher Bitcoin ETF Options Limits May Cut Volatility, but Boost Spot Demand: NYDIG
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Higher Bitcoin ETF Options Limits May Cut Volatility, but Boost Spot Demand: NYDIG
Bitcoin’s trademark volatility may be entering a new phase thanks to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).The agency's decision to raise position limits on options for most bitcoin ETFs could help smooth price swings by encouraging strategies like covered call selling, which caps the upside in exchange for steady income, according to NYDIG Research. That increase in position limits for options trading on IBIT came as the regulator approv…
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF Closes in on $85B as SEC Rule Changes Tip the Scales
The post BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF Closes in on $85B as SEC Rule Changes Tip the Scales appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, is showing no signs of slowing down, pulling in roughly $5.18 billion in inflows over the past month and pushing its assets under management to an impressive $84.08 billion. According to Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, that performance puts IBIT second only to the Vanguard S&…
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF is now the 2nd best ETF in monthly flows
While Bitcoin (BTC) has had a volatile few days, institutional demand for the largest cryptocurrency continues to grow. BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) in particular has once again made significant strides, continuing its long inflow streak and demonstrating its dominance in the sector. As reported by Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas, the fund has seen approximately $5.175 billion in monthly inflows and now boasts $84.08 billion in assets under …
SEC Rule Change Could Reduce Bitcoin Volatility, Boost Institutional Demand
Bitcoins trademark volatility may be entering a new phase following a recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) decision. The regulator has raised position limits on options for most bitcoin ETFs, including BlackRocks IBIT, allowing traders to hold up to ten times more contracts than before. According to NYDIG Research, this change could encourage large-scale covered call strategies, which generate income by selling upside potential, …
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