Bitcoin

With the second presidency of digital-asset booster Donald Trump approaching, executives and lawyers involved with ETFs say they are ginning up strategies to cater to all tastes.

To the Internal Revenue Service, Roger Ver symbolizes a new target in the digital age: a crypto holder suspected of failing to pay taxes after selling tokens.

Industry lawyers predict the next head of the Securities and Exchange Commission will try to be more accomodating of the ever-changing digital assets industry.

Once a crypto skeptic, Trump corralled tens of millions of dollars in industry support for Republican candidates by promising to make America the Bitcoin superpower of the world.

Global crypto exchange behemoth Binance has released a new platform for wealth managers to offer digital asset investments to their wealthiest clients.

While these generated a flood of initial interest, broad adoption of these digital assets in portfolios will take some time.

Among the proposals the Biden-appointee still has to shepherd across the finish line are rules for eliminating conflicts from AI recommendations and cybersecurity requirements for advisors and broker-dealers.

At 29 years old, Chris King is the CEO and founder of Eaglebrook Advisors in Bethesda, Maryland, a cryptocurrency SMA platform with over $211 million in assets under management.

The soliciations can be made only to clients who have a net worth of at least $1.5 million, high risk tolerance and the intention to invest in speculative assets.

As a flood of supply drives prices lower, many investors are rushing in to buy the cryptocurrency at a discount.

After half a year on the market, we now know which spot bitcoin ETFs have taken in the most investor cash. Here's how they compare.

The elimination of "staking" and associated yields tamp down enthusiasm for the products.

With a deadline looming for the SEC to decide on one of the ether spot ETFs, signs suggest the regulator may be softening.

The Securities and Exchange Commission, having already approved spot bitcoin ETFs, ought to follow through and grant the same approval to spot ethereum funds. Doing so would create a new surge of investment, with positive economic impacts.

The Wall Street regulator stands accused of a "gross abuse" of power in its investigation into the digital assets firm DEBT Box.

After the SEC approved 11 bitcoin exchange-traded funds in January, clients may have more interest in the asset, but still have plenty of questions and concerns.

Industry lawyers think the watchdog agency may be handling low-level missteps through informal means and saving the big fines for violations that harm clients or undermine markets.

Skyrocketing cryptocurrency prices makes it hard for long-time wealth managers to act their on skepticism and stay out of the market for these risky vehicles.

Bitcoin has risen more than 40% this year following the successful introduction of the exchange traded funds.

A tax efficient fund model, applied to new share class structures, awaits SEC approval.