News with the tag "NYDIG"

Donald Trump’s inauguration is just a week away, but key crypto legislation may take a bit longer to come into effect, cautioned NYDIG.

In a move that could reshape the Bitcoin lending market, Stone Ridge subsidiary NYDIG is gearing up to channel one of the biggest capital reservoirs in traditional finance—insurance float—into BTC-backed loans. The news, detailed in the 2024 Investor Letter from Stone Ridge CEO Ross Stevens, immedia...

NYDIG Says Bitcoin Still Best Performing Asset of 2024 In a recent analysis, New York Digital Investment Group (NYDIG), a leading Bitcoin financial services and infrastructure firm, highlighted Bitcoin’s performance in 2024, claiming that the cryptocurrency remains the best performing asset of the y...

Recent blockchain movements sparked "irrational" fears, offering a buying opportunity for investors, NYDIG's Greg Cipolaro said.

The "turnover ratio" offers an indication of the proportion of a fund's assets traded each day.

Greenidge Generation Holdings recently made headlines with two major financial maneuvers: eliminating a significant portion of its debt and selling a key bitcoin mining facility. The company successfully wiped out $21.8 million in secured debt and divested its South Carolina bitcoin mining operation...

Bitcoin-related funds saw outflows of $13 million over the past week, reversing five weeks of bullish inflows, according to Coinshares analyst James Butterfill.

In its latest research report, NYDIG explained how spot Bitcoin ETFs could attract $30 billion in capital. The post Spot Bitcoin ETFs Could Generate $30 Billion in New Demand! appeared first on COINOTAG EN .

Greg Cipolaro, the Global Head of Study at NYDIG, has delved into the future of Bitcoin and its potential impact on the financial industry. Cipolaro’s research specifically focuses on the eagerly anticipated spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) and the revolutionary effects it could have on the B...

A lot can be learned from the listing of the first Gold ETF, but looking to the past also comes with some caveats