Abu Dhabi invests $437M in Bitcoin ETFs, Wisconsin doubles its holdings
Abu Dhabi added IBIT shares to its $302 billion in assets under management, while SWIB surpassed $320M in BTC exposure.
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Abu Dhabi is making headlines with a significant investment of $437 million in Bitcoin ETFs, signaling a robust institutional interest in cryptocurrency. This move comes as the Wisconsin State Investment Board also doubles its Bitcoin holdings, now exceeding $320 million. Meanwhile, Ripple's CEO Brad Garlinghouse expresses optimism about bipartisan efforts for crypto regulation in Washington, indicating a potential shift towards more favorable policies. In the financial sector, both State Street and Citi are reportedly gearing up to launch crypto custody services, further solidifying the mainstream acceptance of digital assets. Stay tuned for more insights on these pivotal developments!
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Abu Dhabi invests $437M in Bitcoin ETFs, Wisconsin doubles its holdings
Abu Dhabi added IBIT shares to its $302 billion in assets under management, while SWIB surpassed $320M in BTC exposure.
Ripple CEO optimistic about bipartisan crypto regulation progress in Washington
Garlinghouse's meetings with US lawmakers reveal openness to progressive crypto-friendly policies.
State Street and Citi reportedly eyeing crypto custody services
State Street will roll out its services next year, while Citi is already diving deeper into crypto.
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