15 Best Blockchain and Bitcoin ETFs

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The cryptocurrency market has experienced a significant turnaround from the losses of 2022 and 2023, with a notable rise driven by Bitcoin. Bitcoin's price has been steadily climbing since October 2023 and is currently approaching its previous record levels from late 2021. The surge in prices suggests that the cryptocurrency market may be on track to set new records this year. The key question now is whether this trend signifies a sustained bull market in cryptocurrencies or a short-lived surge. This upward trend follows a surge of interest from retail investors in spot Bitcoin ETFs. For instance, on March 4 alone, net inflows into the US-based Bitcoin ETFs reached approximately $562 million, as reported by Cointelegraph

The rising popularity of digital currencies like Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum is anticipated to drive market growth in the coming years. People in developed nations are increasingly embracing the convenient and flexible nature of digital transactions offered by these currencies. This surge in virtual currency usage has prompted central banks to show support for digital currencies. Additionally, digital currencies often leverage blockchain technology to achieve decentralization and facilitate efficient transactions, which are fast, transparent, secure, and reliable. Companies are capitalizing on these advantages by investing in cryptocurrency and forming partnerships to enhance services for users. For example, in October 2018, the Qtum Chain Foundation, based in Singapore, collaborated with Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN)’s Amazon Web Services China to deploy blockchain systems on the Amazon Web Services cloud. This strategic partnership aimed to simplify the development and deployment of smart contracts for AWS users using Amazon Machine Images.

A recent report suggests that Bitcoin may hit a new record of $88,000 in 2024, settling at around $77,000 by year-end. Finder, a UK fintech firm, conducted a study based on predictions from 40 crypto industry specialists. The experts anticipate an average peak price of $87,875 in 2024, with some predicting it could reach $200,000. Conversely, the lowest expected price by the end of 2024 is around $35,734, with a few forecasts of as low as $20,000. Over half of the surveyed experts expect prices to rise after a "BTC halving event" in April 2024, where the reward for mining Bitcoin transactions is halved. This reward could decrease to 3.125, leading to a decrease in supply and potentially higher prices.