Bitcoin briefly spiked 10% after a false report said the SEC approved BlackRock’s spot bitcoin ETF

By Technical StaffOctober 16, 2023Bitcoin ETF

NurPhoto / Contributor Bitcoin briefly popped 10% on Monday after a false report said the SEC approved a spot bitcoin ETF from BlackRock. BlackRock told Bloomberg that its ETF […]

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Bitcoin briefly spiked 10% after a false report said the SEC approved BlackRock’s spot bitcoin ETF

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