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Crypto Becomes U S Election Issue: Cathie Wood Explains Sudden SEC Approval of Ethereum ETFs

Crypto Becomes U S Election Issue: Cathie Wood Explains Sudden SEC Approval of Ethereum ETFs
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ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood Said at Consensus 2024 that Ether ETF Filings Were Approved Because Crypto Is an Election Issue

Wood said the proposed ether ETFs weren't approved in a regular way.

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Cathie Wood Says Ether ETF Filings Were Approved Because Crypto Is an Election Issue

Cathie Wood Says Ether ETF Filings Were Approved Because Crypto Is an Election Issue
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Ego Check? Bitcoin Maxi Saylor Says Ethereum ETF Approval Is Good For BTC

Michael Saylor, known for being a Bitcoin maximalist, has spoken regarding the approval of spot ETFs for Ethereum, BTC's "closest" rival.

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Five factors that may support Bitcoin s next rally

Five factors that may support Bitcoin s next rally
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