US SEC Delays Decisions on Multiple Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) ETF Applications – The Daily Hodl

[ad_1] The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is delaying its decisions on several Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications until next year. In new filings, the regulatory agency says that it will be delaying its decisions on applications filed by asset management firm Hashdex to create a mixed spot and futures Ethereum ETF and convert a Bitcoin futures ETF into a spot market one. The SEC says it will also be pushing back its decision on crypto firm Grayscale’s bid for an ETH futures ETF. In…

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‘Everything’s Going To Pull Back More Than You’d Like’ – Top Trader Issues Dire Warning on Two Top 50 Altcoins – The Daily Hodl

[ad_1] A closely followed crypto strategist is predicting a pullback in the crypto market as many digital assets soar. Pseudonymous analyst The Flow Horse, also known as Cantering Clark, tells his 182,300 followers on the social media platform X that two projects in particular are at risk of a deep decline: Ethereum (ETH) competitor Avalanche (AVAX) and RUNE, the native asset for the decentralized cross-chain liquidity protocol THORChain. “I started shorting this morning. So far just AVAX and RUNE. Why two strong pairs? The overextension is getting real, and everything is…

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Crypto Trader Says Cardano Could Be Mirroring Past Cycle, Predicts ADA Could Surge 100% by Late December

[ad_1] A popular crypto trader thinks Ethereum (ETH) competitor Cardano (ADA) could be mimicking price movement from a past market cycle and primed to surge soon. The crypto analyst Ali Martinez tells his 32,800 followers on the social media platform X that ADA’s current consolidation trend “eerily mirrors” the asset’s 2018-2020 phase if the 2020 COVID-19 price crash is ignored. “If so, ADA could break through the $0.45 resistance around the first week of December. The upswing could send ADA to $0.75 by late December.” Source: Ali Martinez/X A pump…

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From a Grandmother’s Present to Cryptocurrency Wealth: A Millionaire’s Journey to His Next Big Investment

[ad_1] TLDR  A teenage sensation turned a $1,245 gift from his grandmother to $1.5 million through his investment in BTC.  Bitcoin is expected to reach $50,000 by the end of the year as ETF approval edges closer.  Rebel Satoshi’s presale is set to earn investors like Finman a 150% return. The crypto space has had a good number of incredible rags-to-riches stories. Like many others, Erik Finman, then 19 years old, took a wild bet on Bitcoin (BTC), turning $1,245 into $1.5 million.  As he did then, Finman is looking…

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This Catalyst Could Trigger Bitcoin To Rally by Over 600%, Says CoinShares Head of Research – The Daily Hodl

[ad_1] The head of research for a leading digital assets manager says one catalyst could cause Bitcoin (BTC) to soar to more than $265,000. In a new blog post, CoinShares head of research James Butterfill shares his calculations of a potential price impact if a spot BTC exchange-traded fund (ETF) is approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). He says that the ETF financial product would attract a large influx of institutional money, some portion of an estimated $48.3 trillion addressable assets in the United States. “One could…

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Lending Giant Fined $15,000,000 for Withdrawing Funds From Bank Accounts Without Consent, Deceiving Customers With False Statements

[ad_1] One of the largest licensed lenders in the US will pay a $15 million fine for “widespread illegal conduct” including withdrawing funds from customers’ bank accounts without their consent. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) says it’s banning the Chicago-based lender Enova from offering certain consumer loans after the firm violated orders to change its deceptive practices. The CFPB says Enova withdrew or tried to withdraw funds from consumers’ bank accounts without obtaining their express informed consent. The lender also canceled loan extensions that it had promised to consumers…

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