The SEC has postponed a decision on adding a staking feature to the BlackRock Spot Ethereum ETF.
The Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) has delayed approval of the physical redemption method for BlackRock's spot Ethereum ETF.
According to market news, the Securities Exchange Commission acknowledged the physical redemption of the BlackRock Spot Ethereum ETF.
The BlackRock Spot Ethereum ETF bought 3,840 ETH worth $6.40 million on April 10.
The BlackRock Spot Bitcoin ETF bought about 480 BTC worth $42 million on March 25.
BlackRock is in talks with global cryptocurrency exchanges to use BUIDL tokens as futures collateral. According to people familiar with the matter, BlackRock is in talks with exchanges including Binance, OKX, and Deribit.
BlackRock is preparing to launch a more than $30 billion artificial intelligence investment fund with tech giant Microsoft to build data centres and energy projects to meet growing demand for artificial intelligence, according to people familiar with the matter. BlackRock will launch the fund with its new infrastructure investment arm, Global Infrastructure Partners, which will become...
BlackRock filed a revised S-1 form for its proposed spot ether ETF, which disclosed more information about the product, showing that a "seed capital investor" had bought an initial stake in the product. Form S-1 shows that on May 21, 2024, seed capital investors, an affiliate of the promoter, conditionally purchased the Seed Creation Basket, which includes 400,000 shares, at a price of $25.00 per share. The trust has a net asset value of $10,000,000.
According to The Block, Nasdaq filings show that BlackRock's filing of a revised Form 19B-4 for the prospective spot Ethereum ETF would exclude the pledge.
BlackRock's spot bitcoin ETF has recorded 70 consecutive days of net inflows, making it one of the longest daily inflows. Earlier on Monday, Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, said that if BlackRock's fund succeeded in achieving 70 consecutive days of net inflows, it would rank among the most successful ETFs in history.