US spot Bitcoin ETFs surpass Satoshi Nakamoto, becoming world’s largest Bitcoin holder
The rise of US Bitcoin ETFs as the largest holder highlights growing institutional trust and could drive further mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies. The post US spot Bitcoin ETFs surpass Satoshi Nakamoto, becoming w...
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The rise of US Bitcoin ETFs as the largest holder highlights growing institutional trust and could drive further mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies.
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