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Bloomberg Analyst: Bitcoin ETF has entered the discussion scope of TV programs

Bloomberg Analyst: Bitcoin ETF has entered the discussion scope of TV programs

Bitget2024/06/03 11:48

ChainCatcher news, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas posted on X platform stating that Bitcoin ETFs have entered the discussion scope of TV programs. This largely illustrates the accessibility and coverage brought by spot Bitcoin ETFs for this asset category, and all these events happened in less than six months.

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