Bloomberg: Gold, BTC, NVIDIA — Why Everything Can Be an ETF
The ETF market is approaching $13 trillion and growing. But what exactly are ETFs and why are they so popular?

The ETF market is approaching $13 trillion and growing. But what exactly are ETFs and why are they so popular?
Data shows Bitcoin demand surges at Coinbase; offshore exchanges still hedge with put buying.
Asian stock indexes plunged and U.S. and European stock futures fell; weak jobs data raised concerns about the health of the U.S. economy.
Is there something inherent in crypto institutions that encourages their alumni to take excessive risks, and in some cases even break the law?
MSCI Inc.’s global stock index is hovering near record highs, and the short-term 30-day correlation between Bitcoin and the index is falling sharply.
Nvidia's stock price has a short-term support level of $115, but more importantly $100; Nvidia's stock price entered a technical adjustment phase after three consecutive days of sharp declines.
The value of MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin holdings has grown to about $13.5 billion since the company began buying the digital asset as part of its efforts to hedge against inflation.
Bitcoin is hovering near its lowest level in about two weeks on lower inflows into dedicated exchange-traded funds and concerns that the scope of U.S. interest rate cuts is narrowing.
Bitcoin extended its pullback as investors digested record single-day outflows from the world's largest exchange-traded fund and fading expectations of a rate cut from the Federal Reserve.
Global NFT sales plunged 63% to $8.7 billion last year, leaving many assets virtually worthless, according to CryptoSlam.