Invesco Ether ETF sets fees at 0.25% as competition among issuers heats up
The proliferation of proposed spot Ethereum ETFs could benefit spot investors as fund sponsors compete on management fees.
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Bitcoin Market Dynamics See Change After BTC Reward Halving
One month has passed since the 2020 Bitcoin (BTC) miner reward halving, and a lot has happened for the predominant cryptocurrency since then. From changes in investor and trader behavior to an exponential growth in institutional interest, the halving seems to have marked the start of a new reality for all Bitcoin market participants.Although the…

Former CFTC Exec and Crypto Advocate Bart Chilton Dies at Age 58
Bart Chilton, former executive at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and known crypto advocate, has died at age 58 after a reportedly sudden illness. TV channel RT America broke the news on April 27.A former member of the United States House of Representatives from 1985 to 1995, Chilton served at the CFTC’s Energy…

Hebei is the latest China province to wield the crypto crackdown hammer
Authorities in the province say crypto mining is inimical to China's environmental conservation efforts. 352 Total views 24 Total shares Hebei, a province in Northern China, is the latest jurisdiction in the country to read the riot act to crypto miners and traders.According to Reuters on Tuesday, the province's cyberspace commission has announced plans to…

SWIFT says it has reached a ‘breakthrough’ in recent CBDC experiments
"For CBDCs, our solution will enable central banks to connect their own networks simply and directly to all the other payments systems in the world through a single gateway," said chief information officer Tom Zschach. 174 Total views 2 Total shares On Wednesday, the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, or SWIFT, announced that it…

Demand for Legal Experts With Blockchain Tech Knowledge is High, Report
Demand for legal experts with blockchain technology knowledge is high, according to Major, Lindsey & Africa managing director Brian Burlant, who recruits for law firms and in-house legal departments. The news was published by legal news and information site Law.com on April 17.According to Burlant, law firms are having difficulty keeping up with cryptocurrency and…

US judge rules in favor of human ingenuity, denies copyright for AI art
This ruling shifts the conversation on AI and copyright, underscoring the significance of human creativity in intellectual property. 175 Total views 1 Total shares In a recent court decision, United States District Judge Beryl Howell upheld the stance of the U.S. Copyright Office that artworks created solely by artificial intelligence (AI) are not eligible for…

Online content streaming is dead. Long live the music NFTs
The music industry has undergone a massive transformation in recent years. We have seen the advent of the internet leave its mark on music, and most notably, 1999 spelled the coming of Napster. This then-revolutionary peer-to-peer online streaming service defined a whole generation and enabled musicians to share their creations with the world.Streaming has become…

David Sacks laments US government’s sale of Bitcoin
Sacks’ message came on the eve of the White House’s first crypto summit, where Bitcoin is expected to feature prominently on the agenda. White House crypto czar David Sacks has criticized the US government’s sale of confiscated Bitcoin over the years, referring to it as a strategic mistake that has cost taxpayers billions. In a