According to a recent report from J.P. Morgan, it’s unclear how much new capital is going to be moving into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), although significant inflows from other cryptocurrency products are expected.
Cryptocurrency advocacy group Coin Center has responded to an inquiry from Senator Elizabeth Warren into its hiring of former government officials, standing its ground and defending its right to participate in public policy discussions.
The Fantom Foundation has reduced the validator self-staking requirements on its layer-1 blockchain Fantom by 90%, over six months after a governance vote approving the change was passed.
Top stories in the Crypto Roundup today:
- J.P. Morgan: Spot Bitcoin ETFs May Not Attract New Capital, But Will Trigger Massive Fund Shifts
- Coin Center Rejects Senator Warren’s Claims of Obstructing Crypto Legislation
- Fantom Foundation Slashes Validator Staking Requirements by 90%