New York Stock Exchange Reveals Trading Platform for Tokenized Stocks and ETFs
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is developing a trading platform for tokenized stocks and ETFs, enabling 24/7 settlement of trades and enhancing market efficiency.
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is developing a trading platform for tokenized stocks and ETFs, enabling 24/7 settlement of trades and enhancing market efficiency.
NYSE developing a 24/7 blockchain trading platform for tokenized stocks and ETFs. Regulatory approval pending.
Crypto markets retreated as geopolitical risks overshadowed institutional demand. Bitcoin and altcoins face pressure amid renewed uncertainty, according to Laser Digital.
Digital asset funds saw $2.17 billion in inflows last week, the highest in three months, with Bitcoin ETFs leading at $1.42 billion. Explore the implications for the crypto market.
Ethereum-linked exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw significant inflows in December, outperforming other crypto-related ETPs, according to data from ETFGI. This trend highlights the growing investor interest in Ethereum and its continued importance in the crypto market.
Bitcoin ETFs attract $1.7 billion in inflows as BTC surges past $97K, signaling a bullish reversal in market sentiment.
Crypto allocations by financial advisors reach a record 32% in 2025, driven by Bitcoin’s new highs, US regulatory progress, and increasing demand for ETFs.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan predicts Bitcoin will go parabolic in the long term, mimicking gold’s explosive price move, if ETFs retain demand.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs are driving institutional interest, setting the stage for a major price surge in 2026.
Bitcoin declined 2.57% as stocks rallied, with $1.1 billion exiting Bitcoin ETFs. Altcoins like XRP and SOL showed strength, while on-chain data suggests patient market behavior ahead of Senate crypto legislation.