The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission officially approved the first US-listed exchange-traded funds to track Bitcoin. The US SEC has approved eleven applications...

Bitcoin Spot ETFs are exchange-traded funds that track the value of Bitcoin and trade on traditional market exchanges rather than crypto exchanges. According...

African nations should build robust and stable economies that are less reliant on natural resources and more diverse. Potential transformation might come from investing in education research and innovation, infrastructure, improving governance, and reducing corruption. While Bitcoin could offer future advantages as a reserve currency, it is unlikely to be a realistic alternative for many African nations in the short term. Instead, African governments should concentrate on developing robust and stable economies less exposed to external shocks while remaining resilient to global market challenges.