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Institutional Investors Growing Curious on Crypto Mining but With ‘Plenty of Skepticism,’ Analyst Says

About 15% of Wall Street brokers covering the payments sector are taking bitcoin seriously now, according to a D.A. Davidson analyst.

Hut 8 Luxor Ethereum mining (Bet Noire/iStock/Getty Images Plus)

Markets

Bitcoin Pushes Upward After Weekend Dip

Funding rates across major exchanges were lower over the weekend, making it cheaper for traders to take more long leverage on bitcoin.

Bitcoin price chart Oct. 22-Oct. 25.(CoinDesk)

Markets

As the CME’s Volume Gets Pumped, the Bitcoin ETF’s Quirky Structure Could Explain Some of It

If one wants exposure to bitcoin, the purest play is buying bitcoin itself. Everything else comes with its own idiosyncrasies.

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Shiba Inu Hits Record High as Bitcoin Eyes Weekly Price Loss

The previous SHIB coin pump in early May was followed by a market-side sell-off.

Shiba Inu (Getty Images)

Markets

Market Wrap: Bitcoin Retreats From All-Time High; Ether Outperforms

The ETF enthusiasm has faded but some investors expect pullbacks to remain limited for the remainder of the year.

Bitcoin retreats from all-time high.

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Week in Review: Bitcoin's New All-Time High, Bitcoin Futures ETFs, Walmart Hosting Bitcoin ATMs

"All About Bitcoin's" Week in Review panel dives into the week's hot topics: bitcoin's price reaching a new all-time high, the first U.S. bitcoin futures ETFs launching on the New York Stock Exchange, Walmart offering bitcoin buying, and Jonas Schinelli stepping down as core maintainer and contributor of bitcoin.

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Bitcoin’s Next Move As Crypto Market Cap Tops $2.7 Trillion for the First Time

Coindesk Tech Managing Editor Christie Harkin and Markets Managing Editor Brad Keoun discuss their outlook for bitcoin amid the total market cap of all cryptocurrencies topping $2.7 trillion for the first time. Plus, the latest on the Mt. Gox saga as a rehabilitation plan for creditors worth billions in compensation has been approved.

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Venezuela Citizens Reportedly Using Gold Flakes to Pay for Goods and Services As Economic Crisis Deepens

In certain areas of Venezuela, some citizens are reportedly using flakes of gold as a means of buying goods and services amid the country facing hyperinflation. "The Hash" squad discusses the potential use cases of gold and crypto as the Venezuelan bolívar currency weakens in an ongoing economic meltdown.

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