Bitcoin ETFs Notch $1.9B in Trading Volume—But Merrill Lynch, Vanguard Won’t List
The newly approved Bitcoin ETFs reached $1.9 billion worth of volume by midday, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading the pack.
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