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Deka, the asset manager tied to Germany's main savings bank network, has launched Bitcoin trading for participating banks. Customers pay a €0.99 order fee, a spread, and face restrictions on transfers. For traders, this is a sign that crypto access is spreading into mainstream European banking.
Switzerland's regulator FINMA has allowed a Swiss-law retail fund to concentrate on Bitcoin. The fund must still keep custody safeguards, risk disclosures and sales duties. For traders, this may give Swiss retail investors a regulated way to get Bitcoin exposure.
Bitcoin is trading around $83,000. Strong results from SpaceX and Super Micro lifted Asian chip stocks, and ZEC led crypto higher after developers set a date for its next network upgrade. Traders may watch whether the tech rally keeps supporting risk appetite across crypto.
J.P. Morgan Asset Management's 2027 long-term outlook estimates Bitcoin could return 10% a year over the next 10 to 15 years. The firm is not yet including Bitcoin in its main portfolio models, so the forecast is not a firm commitment. Traders may see it as a sign that a major bank is taking Bitcoin's long-term potential more seriously.
Hackers stole 4,000 bitcoins from the Liquid Network. One month later, the network is running again and is in the final stages of recovery. For traders, the theft is a reminder of security risk, while the restart suggests the damage is being contained.
Swiss financial regulator has approved the country's first bitcoin exchange-traded fund. Until now, bitcoin ETFs were only open to institutional investors. The change may matter for traders because it suggests broader access to bitcoin exposure in Switzerland.
JPMorgan has modeled bitcoin reaching $385,000 in a 10-year bull case, based on a report page shared by Matt Hougan. The bank still stops short of allocating to bitcoin, and CEO Jamie Dimon has criticized the asset. Traders may see the gap between the bullish model and the bank's cautious stance as a signal to weigh carefully.
Strive, a bitcoin treasury company, started trading its second preferred stock, called SATS, on Nasdaq on Tuesday. The stock carries a 15% dividend. Traders may watch it as a new way to gain exposure to bitcoin-linked companies.
Switzerland's regulator, FINMA, has approved the first retail fund that holds bitcoin directly. It waived the usual diversification rules for the fund but placed strong focus on custody and investor protection. For traders, this may show how regulators are willing to open direct bitcoin access to everyday investors.
Cointelegraph published its daily roundup of crypto news, covering Bitcoin price moves, blockchain, DeFi, Web3 and regulation. The piece names no specific event, number or decision, so it gives traders a general overview rather than a clear catalyst. Traders may use it as a quick check on the day's themes before looking at primary sources.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $526.7 million on Monday, their strongest day since September 22. BlackRock's IBIT fund brought in all of that money, while Fidelity and Grayscale funds saw money leave. The steady buying suggests fresh demand for Bitcoin through regulated funds, which traders may want to watch.
Bitcoin is trading just below $83,000 and sits above both its short-term and long-term moving averages. Traders are closely watching specific price levels to judge where the next move may go.
Bitcoin treasury firm Strive has closed a $630 million SATS IPO, but it has not said how much will go into bitcoin. Based on estimates, its net proceeds could buy about 7,372 BTC. That could be enough to pass Metaplanet's holdings if the full amount goes to bitcoin.
JPMorgan says bitcoin could outperform stocks and bonds over the next 10 years. The bank still won't recommend it because it considers the asset too volatile. For traders, this is a long-term view from a major bank that comes with a clear warning about price swings.
Zcash rose 8.5% in 24 hours to $1,215.85 as the wider crypto market bounced back. Bitcoin gained 1.6%, and money started flowing back into ETFs. This may matter for traders because it points to renewed buying interest across the market.
CoinDesk reports that Onramp CEO Michael Tanguma links the Coinbase allegations to a wider governance gap in bitcoin. He argues companies need clear answers before they adopt it at scale. For traders, this suggests that questions about control and oversight could slow institutional demand.
Glassnode data shows a key spread crossing zero as downside skew rose, a sign that traders are paying more attention to falling prices. The same figures do not prove that protection costs more in dollars or that option sellers are profiting, so the signal is mixed. For traders, the risk is that bullish positioning could add pressure if Bitcoin turns lower.
BlackRock has filed with the SEC for a bitcoin exchange-traded fund. The product is designed to offer some downside protection, but it also caps how much investors can gain. For traders, it signals growing interest in bitcoin products that trade some upside for a safety buffer.
Strategy, the company run by co-founder Michael Saylor, is known for pioneering the Bitcoin treasury approach. A new explainer breaks down what traders should know about the firm and its strategy. The model links a company's stock to Bitcoin, so its moves may be worth following for traders in both markets.
Bitcoin briefly rose to $83,300 as strong third-quarter earnings from US companies lifted stock markets, while oil prices fell. The price then reversed at a 21-day trend line. This may matter for traders because crypto moved with the stock rally, but the gain did not hold.
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