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Coindesk
1 month ago
Cryptocurrency

WisdomTree Gets Green Light to List Bitcoin, Ether ETPs on London Stock Exchange

ETPs limited to professional investors with 35 basis points fees. [ more ]
#competition
Coindesk
1 month ago
Cryptocurrency

Revolut's Crypto Exchange Goes Live for Experienced Traders

Revolut launched Revolut X, a crypto exchange, to compete with leading exchanges by offering lower fees. [ more ]
Coindesk
2 weeks ago
Cryptocurrency

Cathie Wood's Ether ETF Pullback Is Likely Due to Fee War

Intense competition in the crypto ETF space led Cathie Wood's Ark to withdraw its spot Ether ETF application. [ more ]
Coindesk
1 month ago
Cryptocurrency

Revolut's Crypto Exchange Goes Live for Experienced Traders

Revolut launched Revolut X, a crypto exchange, to compete with leading exchanges by offering lower fees. [ more ]
Coindesk
2 weeks ago
Cryptocurrency

Cathie Wood's Ether ETF Pullback Is Likely Due to Fee War

Intense competition in the crypto ETF space led Cathie Wood's Ark to withdraw its spot Ether ETF application. [ more ]
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#grayscale
Coindesk
2 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Grayscale Reveals 0.15% Fees For Its Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF

Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust offers a lower fee option for GBTC investors at 0.15%. [ more ]
Coindesk
2 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Grayscale Bitcoin ETF Sees Record Lowest Daily Outflow of $18M

Grayscale's BTC ETF experienced $18 million in outflows, a record low since its launch.
Genesis selling shares due to bankruptcy process and high annual fees contribute to the GBTC product's consistent outflows. [ more ]
Coindesk
2 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Grayscale CEO Says Bitcoin ETF Outflows Are Reaching Equilibrium: Reuters

Approval of spot bitcoin ETFs in January led to significant outflows from GBTC shares.
GBTC has seen a notable decrease in daily outflows after hitting a peak of $600 million in March. [ more ]
Coindesk
3 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Grayscale CEO Believes Bitcoin ETF Fees Will Drop Over Time: CNBC

Grayscale's CEO expects GBTC fees to decrease over time
GBTC experienced $12 billion in outflows due to high fees [ more ]
Coindesk
2 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Grayscale Reveals 0.15% Fees For Its Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF

Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust offers a lower fee option for GBTC investors at 0.15%. [ more ]
Coindesk
2 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Grayscale Bitcoin ETF Sees Record Lowest Daily Outflow of $18M

Grayscale's BTC ETF experienced $18 million in outflows, a record low since its launch.
Genesis selling shares due to bankruptcy process and high annual fees contribute to the GBTC product's consistent outflows. [ more ]
Coindesk
2 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Grayscale CEO Says Bitcoin ETF Outflows Are Reaching Equilibrium: Reuters

Approval of spot bitcoin ETFs in January led to significant outflows from GBTC shares.
GBTC has seen a notable decrease in daily outflows after hitting a peak of $600 million in March. [ more ]
Coindesk
3 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Grayscale CEO Believes Bitcoin ETF Fees Will Drop Over Time: CNBC

Grayscale's CEO expects GBTC fees to decrease over time
GBTC experienced $12 billion in outflows due to high fees [ more ]
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Cbsnews
2 months ago
Running

MTA calls off plan to charge NYC marathon after governor says "fix this mess"

The MTA has called off plans to charge the New York City marathon for using the Verrazano Narrows Bridge.
Governor Kathy Hochul intervened to ensure the marathon could proceed without the proposed annual fee of $750,000. [ more ]
Coindesk
2 months ago
Data science

Ethereum Hit by 'Blobscriptions' in First Stress Test of Blockchain's New Data System

Ethereum blockchain upgraded to create blob space reducing fees and congestion
New project Ethscriptions caused spike in blob fees, testing the new blob market [ more ]
#apple
BBC News
3 months ago
Tech industry

Apple 'like The Godfather' with new App Store rules

Apple allows other companies to launch app stores on iPhones due to pressure from EU
Criticism arises over Apple's strict rules and fees for alternative app stores on iPhones [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
4 months ago
Apple

Apple Has a New Plan for Its App Store. Many Developers Hate It.

Apple is being forced by European regulators to open its devices to competing app stores and payment alternatives.
App makers argue that Apple's response to the new law includes new fees and rules that make it expensive and risky to make the required changes. [ more ]
GameSpot
4 months ago
Video games

Xbox Head Is Not Happy With Apple's New App Store Policy

The European Union has passed the Digital Markets Act (DMA) which targets digital 'gatekeepers' like Apple.
Apple has introduced new fees in compliance with the DMA, causing discontent among developers. [ more ]
BBC News
3 months ago
Tech industry

Apple 'like The Godfather' with new App Store rules

Apple allows other companies to launch app stores on iPhones due to pressure from EU
Criticism arises over Apple's strict rules and fees for alternative app stores on iPhones [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
4 months ago
Apple

Apple Has a New Plan for Its App Store. Many Developers Hate It.

Apple is being forced by European regulators to open its devices to competing app stores and payment alternatives.
App makers argue that Apple's response to the new law includes new fees and rules that make it expensive and risky to make the required changes. [ more ]
GameSpot
4 months ago
Video games

Xbox Head Is Not Happy With Apple's New App Store Policy

The European Union has passed the Digital Markets Act (DMA) which targets digital 'gatekeepers' like Apple.
Apple has introduced new fees in compliance with the DMA, causing discontent among developers. [ more ]
moreapple
www.standard.co.uk
4 months ago
London

Parents left 'crying for days' after closure of exclusive west London 'Soho House for kids' Maggie & Rose

Maggie & Rose, an upmarket private members club for families in west London, has abruptly shut down due to staffing and operational challenges.
Members pay fees starting from £210 a month in Kensington and £140 a month in Chiswick. [ more ]
#bitcoin-etfs
Coindesk
4 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin ETFs Pose Risk for Coinbase Stock, Leverage Shares Says

Coinbase's revenue from bitcoin transactions may decline due to lower fees offered by ETFs.
However, Coinbase can still benefit from fee revenue earned from acting as a custodian for ETFs. [ more ]
London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
5 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Newly approved Bitcoin ETFs in the US has big fee advantages over old ones

The SEC has approved 11 'spot' Bitcoin ETFs for trading in the US, allowing these funds to hold actual Bitcoin instead of just Bitcoin futures.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs tend to have lower fees compared to Bitcoin futures ETFs, which can save investors money in yearly fees. [ more ]
Entrepreneur
5 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Kevin O'Leary Slams Spot Bitcoin ETF Fees, Says Not Buying | Entrepreneur

Kevin O'Leary is not interested in bitcoin ETFs due to the fees associated with them.
He believes that only a few of the approved ETF applications will survive, with companies like BlackRock and Fidelity having the best chance. [ more ]
Coindesk
4 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin ETFs Pose Risk for Coinbase Stock, Leverage Shares Says

Coinbase's revenue from bitcoin transactions may decline due to lower fees offered by ETFs.
However, Coinbase can still benefit from fee revenue earned from acting as a custodian for ETFs. [ more ]
London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
5 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Newly approved Bitcoin ETFs in the US has big fee advantages over old ones

The SEC has approved 11 'spot' Bitcoin ETFs for trading in the US, allowing these funds to hold actual Bitcoin instead of just Bitcoin futures.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs tend to have lower fees compared to Bitcoin futures ETFs, which can save investors money in yearly fees. [ more ]
Entrepreneur
5 months ago
Cryptocurrency

Kevin O'Leary Slams Spot Bitcoin ETF Fees, Says Not Buying | Entrepreneur

Kevin O'Leary is not interested in bitcoin ETFs due to the fees associated with them.
He believes that only a few of the approved ETF applications will survive, with companies like BlackRock and Fidelity having the best chance. [ more ]
morebitcoin-etfs
Coindesk
5 months ago
Cryptocurrency

JPMorgan Sees Significant Capital From Existing Crypto Products Pouring Into New Spot Bitcoin ETFs

J.P. Morgan believes that while the approval of spot bitcoin ETFs may not attract significant fresh capital, there will be a significant rotation of funds from existing crypto products.
The bank expects up to $36 billion to flow into the new spot bitcoin ETFs from other crypto products, with potential outflows from Grayscale Bitcoin Trust and retail investors migrating from digital wallets. [ more ]
WSJ
5 months ago
Law

Supreme Court Hears Arguments About Refunding Bankruptcy Fees

The US Supreme Court is considering whether the federal government should refund extra fees collected from bankrupt companies under a statute that was later declared unconstitutional.
The law in question increased the fees charged in bankruptcy cases supervised by the US Trustee Program. [ more ]
WSJ
5 months ago
Tech industry

Unity Slashes Another 25% of Its Workforce

Unity Software is laying off approximately 25% of its workforce, affecting around 1,800 employees.
This move comes after customer backlash over new fees that were implemented in September. [ more ]
Coindesk
5 months ago
Cryptocurrency

BlackRock, Other Potential Bitcoin ETF Providers Reveal Fees

BlackRock, Fidelity, and other firms have revealed the fees for their spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications in the U.S.
BlackRock's fee will start at 20 basis points and settle at 30 bps once the fund reaches $5 billion.
Other applicants, like Fidelity, ARK, VanEck, announced fees ranging from 0.25% to 0.39%. [ more ]
Creative Bloq
6 months ago
Graphic design

Adobe's controversial cancellation policy under FTC investigation

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is investigating Adobe's cancellation policies, which users claim are complicated and include unfair fees.
Adobe may face severe fines for a potential breach of the Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act. [ more ]
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