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There are some large impending catalysts in the Bitcoin arena, notably the Bitcoin halving in April 2024 and the anticipated approval of a Bitcoin spot Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) by the end of January 2024.

HALLELUJAH! Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, must have recently spent some time at a good old revival camp. Not just any revival camp either....

Here we are well past the halfway mark of 2021 and, once again, debates are popping up on when, or if, there will be a U.S. regulated Bitcoin ETF. Different time, same question. Will the SEC approve a BTC ETF? Will they not approve a BTC ETF? Or better yet, WHY won't they approve that coveted ETF? Yes, why oh why?

The development and maturation of fintech continues to accelerate, but it was a particularly eventful week in the universe of fintech-related ETFs and funds.

Bitcoin IS in the news and probably everyone knows roughly where the price is, too (the ones that don't probably DO know all Tom Brady's career statistics, though).

Just in case you haven't heard (amazing), the price of Bitcoin reached over $40,000 last week as more institutional investors have decided to gain exposure to the digital asset/currency.

Friends, last week the SEC finally approved Bitcoin ETFs to great media fanfare, but author Bill Taylor says NOT SO FAST, folks, in 'GOLD vs BITCOIN vs BITCOIN ETF' Meanwhile, you can find a totally different perspective of the new asset class in this week's 'ADVISOR TECH TALK' column opener. READ UP!!

It's a really good bet there will be a spot Bitcoin ETF shortly. Elizabeth Warren and Gary Gensler can't stop it. But, the real news is the amount of pent up demand for Bitcoin. Huge buyers, few sellers and limited supply.

A great newsletter this week with a look at NFTs and sports, Bitcoin ETFs and their performance after 2 months and a deep dive into the great intergenerational wealth transfer, plus more. Read (and listen) up!

Finally, a BITCOIN ETF (actually two....so far) has launched..........ProShares and Valkyrie have each been approved to offer a BITCOIN strategy ETF......BUT using CME BITCOIN futures (they settle in cash).