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I don't think advisors really have any reason to be compelled to have these conversations with clients and clients aren't asking for it." "[If tomorrow you] woke up and there was no crypto … I don't think your life would change one iota. At the end of 2021, Ritholtz partnered with WisdomTree to launch the RWM WisdomTree Crypto Index to offer exposure to the crypto market through a financial advisor. "I don't think everyone has to, but if you want to, I think holding bitcoin outright is maybe the most common sense approach. "I don't think individual investors should be involved in bitcoin futures," he said, "because there's no passive way to do that.
Persons: Bitcoin, Josh Brown, There's, , Brown, he's, Ritholtz, WisdomTree, … There's, It's, Gemini's Cameron, Tyler Winklevoss, You've Organizations: Ritholtz Wealth Management, CNBC Pro, Digital Assets, Financial Professionals, Advisors Locations: Austin , Texas, U.S, Brown
The SEC on Wednesday rejected Grayscale's application for a spot bitcoin ETF, citing a failure by the investment manager to answer questions about concerns around market manipulation. The District of Columbia Court of Appeals has scheduled a date to hear oral arguments in Grayscale's lawsuit contesting the Securities and Exchange Commission's decision to deny the conversion of its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust to an exchange-traded fund. Grayscale initiated its lawsuit against the SEC in June 2022 after the agency rejected its application to turn its bitcoin trust, better known by its ticker GBTC, into an ETF. The company decided to pursue the ETF, which would be backed by bitcoin rather than bitcoin derivatives, after the SEC approved ProShares' futures-based bitcoin ETF in October 2021. Still, crypto investors are longing to see the SEC approve a U.S. spot bitcoin ETF – and no longer just as a way to open the crypto market to more institutional investment.
Jan 20 (Reuters) - As an investment banker, Barry Silbert worked on some of the highest-profile corporate failures. Now, as founder of venture capital firm Digital Currency Group, parent of troubled crypto firm Genesis, he is grappling with problems closer to home. Unlike other prominent crypto moguls, Silbert kept a relatively low profile, eschewing the regular tweets favored by his peers. Nasdaq bought SecondMarket in 2015 for an undisclosed amount and Silbert relaunched SecondMarket’s crypto trading division as Genesis Trading the same year, incorporating it into his growing crypto empire. In an open letter posted to Twitter on Jan. 10, Gemini's Cameron Winklevoss demanded the DCG board remove Silbert as CEO and install a new leader.
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