The SEC Could Approve the First Bitcoin ETF in 2019

By cineramaMarch 14, 2019Bitcoin Business

For a long time now, mutual funds have dominated the cryptocurrency trading market by offering investors professional management, daily liquidity, broad diversification, and relatively low cost. Exchange Traded Funds […]

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