🔥 Bitcoin ETF funds record a net inflow of 7,107 BTC on September 23, while Ethereum ETF funds add 67,597 ETH
On September 23, Bitcoin ETF funds saw a net inflow of 7,107 BTC, while Ethereum ETF funds recorded a net inflow of 67,597 ETH. Over the past seven days, Bitcoin ETF funds combined have seen a net inflow of 20,738 BTC.
⚡ SEC paves the way for trading tokenized securities in the United States
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the start of trading digital versions of securities in the United States, allowing qualified platforms to trade tokenized U.S. stocks for up to five years without registering as an exchange. This development comes as the Clarity Act failed to secure a Senate vote to close the door on debate, creating a gap in crypto oversight.
📉 Grayscale renames its Bitcoin Miners ETF to the AI Compute ETF and changes its ticker to GCPU
Grayscale has officially renamed its Bitcoin Miners ETF to the Grayscale AI Compute ETF, changing its ticker from MNRS to GCPU on the New York Stock Exchange. This shift reflects a broader strategic focus on the infrastructure for artificial intelligence computing, attracting more diversified investment.
On September 23, Bitcoin ETF funds saw a net inflow of 7,107 BTC, while Ethereum ETF funds recorded a net inflow of 67,597 ETH. Over the past seven days, Bitcoin ETF funds combined have seen a net inflow of 20,738 BTC.
⚡ SEC paves the way for trading tokenized securities in the United States
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the start of trading digital versions of securities in the United States, allowing qualified platforms to trade tokenized U.S. stocks for up to five years without registering as an exchange. This development comes as the Clarity Act failed to secure a Senate vote to close the door on debate, creating a gap in crypto oversight.
📉 Grayscale renames its Bitcoin Miners ETF to the AI Compute ETF and changes its ticker to GCPU
Grayscale has officially renamed its Bitcoin Miners ETF to the Grayscale AI Compute ETF, changing its ticker from MNRS to GCPU on the New York Stock Exchange. This shift reflects a broader strategic focus on the infrastructure for artificial intelligence computing, attracting more diversified investment.