Three of the Top Ways to Trade the Bitcoin Bounce

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At the moment, the digital currency is again nearing $30,000. All on speculation we could soon see a spot Bitcoin ETF. Helping, according to Bitcoin.com: “Steven Schoenfeld, former head of International Equity Product Strategy at Barclays Global Investors (now Blackrock), expects the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to approve all spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications in three to six months. He also anticipates that the greenlighting of spot bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs has the potential to inject between $150 billion and $200 billion of capital into these investment products.” Not only would approval send BTC to higher highs, it could have a major impact on companies that own a significant amount of Bitcoin, such as MicroStrategy, PayPal, even mining stocks, like Marathon Digital and Riot Platforms. But remember, if you want to safely diversify at a low cost, exchange traded funds (ETFs) are the way to go. Look at the ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO) for example. If you believe the value of BTC will push higher, you can invest in the Pro Shares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO). With an expense ratio of 0.95%, the ETF tracks the performance of spot Bitcoin. This one mimics the price of Bitcoin as closely as possible without investing in the cryptocurrency itself. As noted by Money, “Like all crypto ETFs, part of the allure of BITO is that investors don’t need to deal with cryptocurrency wallets and private keys but can instead invest through a broker they already use.” Read More   The Three Prices of an Option by Andy Chambers If you’re inexperienced at trading options, you’ll soon discover that at any time, an option will have three different prices. Understanding the first of the three prices is easy, it’s the price the last time the option was traded. We refer to this as ‘Last Price’. When trading options, the Last Price is of ‘little value’. 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