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Earn Real Bitcoin While Playing Mobile Games

Discovering Mobile Games That Pay Real Bitcoin In an era where mobile gaming has become a mainstream leisure activity, the integration of cryptocurrency rewards into gameplay is not just innovative—it's a potential game-changer. Did you know that there are mobile games available on both the iOS App Store and Android Play Store that reward players with real Bitcoin? These games offer a unique blend of entertainment and the opportunity to earn satoshis, the smallest denomination of Bitcoin. While the earnings may not make one a millionaire overnight, they certainly add an intriguing layer to your gaming experience. The Landscape of Bitcoin-Paying Mobile Games As the world of cryptocurrency continues to evolve, the intersection of gaming and Bitcoin presents exciting possibilities. Here are some standout titles that not only provide a fun experience but also allow players to earn Bitcoin as they engage with the game. 1. Bitcoin Miner Platform : iOS and Android Developer : ...

Bitcoin ETF Fees Revealed: BlackRock, VanEck, and WisdomTree Compete for Approval

The fees for the proposed Bitcoin ETFs from BlackRock, VanEck, and WisdomTree have been revealed in recent filings with the SEC. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Eric Balchunas commented on Twitter that BlackRock's fee of 0.3% is cheaper than anticipated, stating "Life just got a LOT tougher for everyone else." This news comes amidst renewed optimism for the approval of a Bitcoin ETF, with the entry of BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, into the race. A recent court victory for Grayscale also added momentum to the push for approval. While Balchunas raised the odds of approval to 95% in January, market participants are taking a more cautious stance, with a prediction market pegging the chances at 83%. A recent poll of financial advisors showed that only 39% expressed confidence in a spot Bitcoin ETF being available to US investors in 2024.

The fees for the proposed Bitcoin ETFs from BlackRock, VanEck, and WisdomTree have been revealed through filings with the SEC. BlackRock's fee of 0.3% is lower than originally predicted, which has garnered attention and raised the competitive bar for other applicants.

The entry of BlackRock, the largest asset manager in the world, into the race for a Bitcoin ETF has sparked renewed optimism for the approval of such a product. Historically, the SEC has rejected all applications for a spot Bitcoin ETF, but BlackRock's involvement could potentially change the outcome.

A recent court victory for Grayscale has also added momentum to the push for a Bitcoin ETF. A judge ruled that the SEC must review Grayscale's application to convert its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) into a spot Bitcoin ETF. This ruling provides a brief window of opportunity for the SEC to approve multiple spot Bitcoin ETF applications before January 10.

Bloomberg Intelligence's Balchunas has raised the odds of the SEC approving a spot Bitcoin ETF in January to 95%. However, market participants are taking a more cautious stance, with a prediction market indicating an 83% chance of approval by January 15.

A recent poll conducted by Bitwise revealed that only 39% of financial advisors surveyed expressed confidence in a spot Bitcoin ETF being available to US investors in 2024. This suggests that there is still uncertainty and skepticism surrounding the approval process.

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