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  1. SEC approves spot Bitcoin ETFs, while the CLARITY Act stalls in the Senate and Fed rate cuts support crypto.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs now control 6.3% of total supply, drawing major inflows

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Spot Bitcoin ETFs now hold 6.3% of the total Bitcoin supply, controlling significant market share. On September 21, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net new investment inflow of $999 million.

From aol.com, 247wallst.com

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The institutional investment via ETFs is validating the asset class, as the complex now controls more Bitcoin than any single private entity. Sustaining the current price level could help Bitcoin achieve a winning streak for the quarter.

The SEC approved spot Bitcoin ETFs, while legislative efforts like the CLARITY Act are stalled in the Senate, with Fed rate cuts supporting crypto.

From aol.com, 247wallst.com

Who's involved

  • BitcoinThe digital cash system and currency that is the subject of the ETF investments.
  • BlackRockOne of the funds driving the dominance of the spot Bitcoin ETF complex.

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  1. ETFs now hold 6.3% of the total Bitcoin supply.1 source
  2. ETFs are controlling significant market share, and legislation could provide a market framework for Bitcoin.1 source

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