In a market where change is the only constant, Bitcoin (BTC) has witnessed a notable dip, currently trading at $42,471, down by nearly 1.50% on Wednesday.
This movement comes amid significant developments in the crypto space, including the largest Wall Street evolution for Bitcoin ETFs in three decades, as highlighted by industry stalwart Michael Saylor.
Adding to the dynamic landscape is Marathon’s strategic investment of $179 million in two mining sites, a proactive step in anticipation of Bitcoin’s upcoming halving event.
Furthermore, the crypto community is abuzz with the impending ‘Flipping of Bitcoin Fees,’ signaling a pivotal shift in the asset’s transactional framework.
The establishment of a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) could be the biggest Wall Street event in thirty years, according to MicroStrategy co-founder and bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor.
In an interview with Bloomberg, Saylor compared the potential impact of a spot Bitcoin ETF to the development of the S&P 500 index fund in the early 1990s.
The $BTC Spot ETF may be the biggest development on Wall Street in the last 30 years. My discussion of #Bitcoin in 2024, Spot ETFs vs. $MSTR, and the emergence of bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset with @KaileyLeinz on Bloomberg @Crypto. pic.twitter.com/QtPdBOhMDr
— Michael Saylor⚡️ (@saylor) December 19, 2023
He emphasized that approval would grant regular investors access to Bitcoin through a ‘high bandwidth compliant channel,’ potentially increasing demand and leading to a supply shock coinciding with the Bitcoin halving event in April.
According to Saylor, there could be a significant upswing in the price of Bitcoin by 2024, driven by increased institutional and retail participation
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