Institutional Investors

BlackRock is one of the big-name providers offering a spot bitcoin ETF. (Jim Henderson, modified by CoinDesk)
Bitcoin ETF Approval Is Likely to Benefit Institutional Investors: Goldman Sachs
ETFs offer better investor protection, increased liquidity and lower tracking error than closed-end funds and trusts, the report said.
BlackRock is one of the big-name providers offering a spot bitcoin ETF. (Jim Henderson, modified by CoinDesk)

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Citi Alumni-Founded Startup to Offer Bitcoin Securities That Don't Need Green Light From SEC
Receipts Depositary Corp. aims to address the institutional desire for bitcoin investments that may not be satisfied by a spot ETF.
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European Crypto Asset Manager CoinShares to Enter U.S. Hedge Fund Fray
CEO Jean-Marie Mognetti described the move as "a natural progression", given the "changing macro environment prominently marked by interest rates and inflation."
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Nomura's Laser Digital launches bitcoin fund (charnsitr/Shutterstock)
Nomura's Laser Digital Starts 'Bitcoin Adoption Fund' for Institutional Investors
The Bitcoin Adoption Fund will provide long-only exposure and will be the first in a range of such digital asset investment products offered by Laser Digital
Nomura's Laser Digital launches bitcoin fund (charnsitr/Shutterstock)

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Crypto Storage Firm Censo Offers Institutions Mobile Phone-Enabled Self Custody
Censo is the latest in a crop of inexpensive, open-source options for organizations looking to store digital assets.
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Standard Chartered, majority owner of Zodia Custody. (Shutterstock)
Zodia Custody to Offer Staking to Institutional Clients Through Blockdaemon
The firm said it is the first bank-owned custodian to offer staking services to institutional clients.
Standard Chartered, majority owner of Zodia Custody. (Shutterstock)

Jenny Johnson, president and CEO of Franklin Templeton (left) (Shutterstock/CoinDesk)
Franklin Templeton to List Blockchain Fund Targeting Institutional Investors
The Blockchain Fund II is a private equity fund and will carry a minimum investment sum of $100,000.
Jenny Johnson, president and CEO of Franklin Templeton (left) (Shutterstock/CoinDesk)

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Crypto Isn’t Ready for Jack Bogle
Alex Botte of Runa Digital Assets explains why crypto isn’t ready for passive investing.
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TS Imagine to Bolster Crypto Trading Offering Through Deutsche Boerse Unit
TS Imagine will make use of Crypto Finance's crypto trading infrastructure to enhance its digital asset capabilities
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Ethereum’s Shanghai Upgrade Spurs Institutional Investment Into Staking
The largest staking platforms for institutional investors recorded three times more new deposits than last month, early data shows.
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