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BlackRock and Fidelity are quietly turning bitcoin ETFs into a two-firm market

BTC

BTC/USDT

$62,332.57

-3.14%

$62,332.57

-3.14%

(24s)

24h Volume

$19,027,003,820.89

24h H/L

$64,478.00 / $62,272.07

Change: $2,205.93 (3.54%)

Long/Short

66.1%

Long: 66.1%Short: 33.9%

Funding Rate

-0.0015%

Shorts pay

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Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels

Resistance 3$68,191.60

Resistance 2$64,790.26

Resistance 1$62,971.83

Price$62,654.57

Support 1$61,914.37

Support 2$60,472.98

Support 3$59,130.91

Pivot (PP):$62,717.25

Trend:Downtrend

RSI (14):34.2

CoinDesk Staff

(06:09 PM UTC)

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BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC are attracting the vast majority of new bitcoin ETF money, leaving smaller funds increasingly sidelined as institutional investors consolidate around the industry's largest players.

When U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) launched in January 2024, investors had more than a dozen funds to choose from. BlackRock, Fidelity, Ark Invest, Bitwise…

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