Over recent weeks, Bitcoin ETFs have been headline news and caused prices to reach new all-time highs. But ETNs are coming soon, and are they better than ETFs?

The market has a dark cloud approaching. Mt. Gox is set to pay out over $9 billion

Just like October was boosted with many companies reporting their earnings, we expect the beginning of November to be bolstered by the same kind of enthusiasm.

Bitcoin has finished the week with a strong performance again today, up 2% and looking to break back above $62,000.

Bitcoin is up 4% on the day, having bounced off support at $58,850. We will need to rally above $62,000 to set the lower bound of the trading range, and as much as a 4% gain sounds exciting, today has been a relatively subdued affair.

Bitcoin was once considered one of the most private means to carry out transactions away from the scrutiny of the authorities. But is it? And what blockchain privacy options are there?

Bitcoin is down 2% on the day, and trading back below $60,000. We continue to see dip buying in BTC, along with the major Alts. Bitcoin is entering a consolidation phase, which could see the range reach as low as $53,000

Markets seem to be pulling back somewhat. We see it in equities, with the S&P falling more than half a percent, and other major indexes.

Institutional wallets, those with over 100BTC are adding Bitcoin at pace

Today is a chart day, and we'll look at some interesting crypto data. Don't worry, I've thrown in some news items as well.

A report appeared suggesting China has asked the public whether they should reverse the ban on Bitcoin mining.

Broadly speaking, I believe we're still in an uptrend in crypto markets, and we're seeing some outperformance from selected alts.

This week saw the First Bitcoin ETF launched in the US, and on day one, eager investors traded $280 million worth of shares in just the first 20 minutes. By the time the market closed on Tuesday, nearly $1 billion in shares had changed hands.

A fireside chat ‘The institutional case for cryptocurrency and digital asset adoption’ featuring a conversation with Michael Ourabah, BSO CEO and Shane Edwards, Head of Investment Products, EQONEX. The conversation is moderated by Matthew Lempriere, Head of UK, Asia and Middle East, BSO

I’m expecting a volatile market over the next 12 days, with the SEC decision on a Spot ETF the top of my list for possible disappointments.

As ETH steals today’s headlines, we look ahead to tomorrow, and the launch of the second futures based ETF this week.

After eight years of waiting, the first Bitcoin ETF (exchange-traded fund) finally received the green light from the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last Friday and began trading this Tuesday, Oct. 19.

Is the launch of the first Bitcoin Futures ETF behind the most bullish week in the history of crypto?

The thing that shocked me throughout yesterday’s session and overnight was the strength of alts.

Bitcoin. I was tempted to leave today’s report as a one-word homage to our favourite crypto.

No surprise here, right. We’ve been talking and expecting new all-time highs for the past few days.

You can probably feel it, see it, hear it. Crypto markets are higher. We haven’t reached new all-time highs but, boy, are we close!

Although there’s still plenty of room for more action in the last months of 2021, we’re already speculating about what 2022 may bring.

Bitcoin ETFs could actually lead to reduced price volatility, with price crashes less frequent, as a stable injection of capital inflows stabilises prices.

I can recognise that feeling. It’s the “we’re close to the all-time high” feeling.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) greenlighted bitcoin futures ETFs in a first for the industry on Friday, after the regulator’s five commissioners met on the issue.

Phoenix TV featured EQONEX in a documentary about the Digital Asset jungle in Hong Kong. Interviewed for the program were Richard Byworth, CEO; Marieke Van Kleef, Market Risk Manager; Kelvin Ting, Head of Blockchain Strategy; and Sherwin Techico, Product Manager.

Strength: You can feel it all around. Macro markets and crypto markets are interlinked, at least to a certain extent.

Ian Fleetham, Head of Trading at EQONEX, shows how to trade Perpetuals on the EQONEX Exchange. Use EQO-D, the first EQO airdrop, and cross-collateral to make the most from your trades.

Bitcoin is fast approaching the market cap of Silver.

Bitcoin's momentum failed to push prices through resistance at $58,800 today, with prices heading south whilst the Alt coin market played catch-up.

Head of Blockchain Strategy, Kelvin Ting, explains Chainlink and why EQONEX decided to list the LINK token.

Inflation fears are creeping up. After all, inflation data has been above expectations month-on-month for a while now.

Putin signals Russia is open to using cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin is consolidating above the $54,000 level, with the attempts of the bears being met with a wall of buying.

Bitcoin has spent most of the day defying gravity, unfortunately for the bulls, $57,000 failed to hold.

Head of Blockchain Strategy, Kelvin Ting, explains the Polygon network and why EQONEX decided to list the MATIC token.

Right off the bat, I’m loving the strength in BTC and crypto relative to traditional markets.

Bitcoin failed to impress this weekend, but has started the week off with a gain of nearly 5%.

Traditional markets are grappling with an upcoming earnings season and, it seems, somewhat tamer expectations.