The spotlight is once again on Bitcoin ETFs, which have just welcomed a hefty $263 million in new inflows, marking a robust revival of interest from institutional traders.
Cryptocurrency markets are abuzz with the latest developments, including record inflows into Bitcoin ETFs, price surges for SwissCheese (SWCH), and the highly anticipated testnet launch of BlockDAG (BDAG) — a project offering the potential for astronomical 30,000x ROIs.
Bitcoin ETFs enjoyed a robust revival of interest from institutional traders this week, welcoming a hefty $263 million in new inflows. Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund led the way with a substantial $102.09 million contribution.
Meanwhile, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF continues to dominate with $20.91 billion in assets. ARK 21Shares also reported significant gains, adding $99.27 million — its highest in nearly two months. The Bitwise Bitcoin ETF also saw inflows of $43.06 million following recent outflows.
SwissCheese has seen remarkable growth, soaring 20.84% in the past 24 hours and an astonishing 111.89% over the last week, currently trading at $0.6051. Launched on the Polygon network, SwissCheese offers users the opportunity to engage in the trading of tokenized stocks from major corporations like Apple and Netflix, providing a gateway to fractional ownership.
The platform doesn’t stop there; it also provides a range of decentralized finance services, including staking and participation in NFT marketplaces. The buzz is set to continue with the anticipated announcement of a global football icon as the new brand ambassador on September 17, adding to
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