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Bitcoin ETF News: Switzerland Opens Retail Access as BlackRock Sees $665M Inflow

Switzerland has approved its first spot Bitcoin ETF for retail investors, opening another regulated route into Bitcoin just as BlackRock’s flagship fund attracts $665 million in daily inflows. The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) announced the approval late yesterday, marking a milestone for the country’s crypto investment market. The fund will invest directly in…

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JPMorgan Predicts Bitcoin Will Outperform US Stocks, Gold and Real Estate Over the Next Decade

JPMorgan Asset Management expects Bitcoin to deliver stronger long-term returns than US large-cap stocks, gold and real estate investment trusts, adding to the cryptocurrency’s growing recognition among traditional financial institutions despite persistent concerns about its volatility. The firm’s 2027 Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions project Bitcoin (BTC) to generate a 10% annualized compound return over the…

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Cathie Wood’s ARK Sees Tesla at $4,400 With $225B AI Spending Forecast

Key Takeaways ARK expects robotaxis to contribute 80% of Tesla’s enterprise value in 2031. Its $4,400 target is about 1,039% above the Oct. 21 close. The model incorporates share dilution from Musk’s stock-based compensation. AI Spending Assumptions Support the $4,400 Tesla Forecast Cumulative AI infrastructure spending at Tesla would rise from approximately $7 billion at…

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Stablecoin shopping draws gacha pitch as SP3ND plans randomized purchases

Stablecoin shopping has drawn a pitch for randomized retail purchases after Peter of 1kx predicted a $10 billion-plus business opportunity and Josip Volarević described SP3ND’s work on a gacha buying experience. Summary SP3ND’s published rules require identity checks for orders worth $10,000 or more. Josip Volarević described randomized shopping as development work, without providing a…

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Mark Zuckerberg Agrees to Stay in California Despite Billionaires’ Tax Ballot Measure

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has agreed to keep living in Silicon Valley for eight years, potentially exposing himself to billions of dollars in one-time taxes if California voters approve a contentious ballot measure next month, according to a company regulatory filing released Wednesday. During a dinner with Meta board members on September 9, Zuckerberg informed…

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