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SPBC adds Bitcoin exposure to a portfolio of US equities. The fund invests at least 80% of its assets in US equity securities, which include common stocks, preferred stocks, or futures on common or preferred stocks via ETFs and futures. SPBC does not hold physical Bitcoin or invest directly in Bitcoin, Bitcoin futures, or other cryptocurrencies. Instead, the fund aims to allocate 10% of its total assets to exchange-traded products (ETPs) that directly hold spot Bitcoin. The adviser selects Bitcoin ETPs that it believes to offer sufficient liquidity and relatively low expenses. The fund…
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John Laforge, of Ned Davis Research, said network adoption is the best way of assessing the cryptocurrency's worth.
Senators from both parties blocked a landmark digital asset market structure bill in a procedural vote, sending crypto stocks tumbling. The bill would have handed the CFTC the primary authority to regulate the digital assets industry, but failed to advance with a vote of 49-50.
Bitcoin faces key resistance near $82,800, but I am bullish with a 12-month target of $95,000 and a stop-loss at $74,000. ETF inflows hit $3.52 billion in August, signaling institutional macro hedging, not long-term adoption, and creating a thin, volatile float. September catalysts (the CLARITY Act cloture vote and FOMC decision) will be pivotal; a clean break above resistance on volume could drive BTC toward $88,250–$90,000.
Bill Miller IV, chief investment officer and chairman at Miller Value Partners, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss the causes in Bitcoin's recent uptick and more.