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U.K. Opens Crypto ETNs to Retail Investors, Triggering Fee War Among Fund Providers

The United Kingdom’s decision to allow retail investors to access crypto-based exchange-traded notes (ETNs) has ignited a price war among fund providers.In an effort to attract investors, several issuers have started cutting management fees, leading to a sharp decline in product costs across Europe’s crypto investment market. Analysts say the move benefits investors through lower…

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Nordea Bank to Launch Synthetic Bitcoin ETP in December 2025 — A Sign of Europe’s Maturing Crypto Market

Nordea Bank, one of Northern Europe’s largest financial institutions, has announced plans to launch a synthetic exchange-traded product (ETP) linked to Bitcoin (BTC) starting in December 2025.The move highlights how traditional banks are increasingly integrating digital assets into their financial offerings. The synthetic ETP will allow investors to gain exposure to Bitcoin’s price movements without…

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Coinbase Beats Expectations, but Rising Competition Looms Ahead

Coinbase, the world’s largest publicly traded crypto exchange, reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue for the third quarter. The strong results were driven by a rebound in trading volumes and renewed interest from institutional investors. However, analysts warn that competition could soon intensify as U.S. crypto regulations become clearer and rival exchanges consider going public.Experts note…

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“Rate Cut Falls Flat: Global Risks Keep Crypto Markets on Edge”

Despite a rate cut in October, the crypto market failed to show a positive rebound. Analysts say this muted reaction reflects that, beyond interest rates, global risks remain elevated. Geopolitical tensions, macroeconomic uncertainty, and tightening regulatory frameworks are keeping investors cautious. In Europe, regulators are strengthening oversight of digital assets — a move that’s positive…

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“Powell’s Rate Warning Shakes Crypto: Bitcoin Slips Toward $110,000”

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled that following October’s 25 basis point rate cut, there may be no further cuts throughout 2025. His remarks dampened expectations for a continued easing cycle, triggering a sell-off across risk assets, particularly in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin (BTC) dropped about 2.5%, falling toward $110,000, while Ethereum (ETH) declined over…

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