Valkyrie News

Canary Capital filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to list an exchange-traded fund underpinned by the Bitcoin-inspired cryptocurrency, Litecoin. Crypto-focused investment startup Canary Capital filed paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission to bring a spot Litecoin (LTC)…

Abra, the digital assets and wealth management platform, purchased Tron (TRX) and Zilliqa (ZIL) among other private crypto trusts from Valkyrie Investments. Bloomberg reported on Friday that Abra acquired the private trusts just before its settlement with 25 U.S. state…

Valkyrie Investments introduces BTFX, a 2x leveraged Bitcoin futures ETF aimed at doubling the daily performance of the CME Bitcoin Futures index.

Valkyrie, alongside heavyweight competitors like BlackRock and Fidelity, is navigating a crowded market.

Valkyrie is the first spot Bitcoin ETF issuer to leverage two separate crypto custodians for its fund, thanks to its deal with BitGo.

BitMEX Research reported a total net inflow of $532 million for spot Bitcoin ETFs just two days after the SEC approved applications

CoinShares International Limited announced the acquisition of Valkyrie Funds. A press release dated Jan. 12 stated that CoinShares has acquired Valkyrie Funds, a digital asset management investment company in the United States. The statement said the purchase decision is contingent…

Valkyrie and ARK 21Shares have recently submitted filings for spot Bitcoin ETFs, adding to the growing list of contenders seeking approval from the SEC.

Several potential issuers met with the SEC to discuss their spot Bitcoin ETFs, adding to hopes that harmonized approvals may be on the horizon.

In an update on X, Bloomberg Intelligence analyst James Seyffart shares that Valkyrie has filed a new S-1 at 6:01 a.m. today.

Steven McClurg, co-founder of Valkyrie Investments, believes that the SEC will approve multiple spot Bitcoin ETF applications in November 2023

The SEC delayed decisions on proposed spot Bitcoin ETFs from VanEck, WisdomTree and Fidelity — all filed on Sept. 28.

Valkyrie announced they will not purchase any more Ethereum futures, and it is suggested that the SEC may have pressured them to do so

Valkyrie has thrown its hat into the ring alongside prominent asset management firms like BlackRock and Fidelity, all vying for approval to introduce a spot Bitcoin ETF.

Valkyrie, according to recent announcements, has moved to converting $BTF into Bitcoin + Ether ETF ahead of competitors as SEC approval is awaited for Oct 3rd launch.

Valkyrie’s Bitcoin exchange-traded fund proposal has been accepted by the SEC for official review. The proposal entered the official docket on July 17, as per data from the SEC’s Nasdaq rulemaking list. Last in the batch Following the recent publication…