The US regulatory authority drastically acts against old coins: Stock-up supervision does Altcoins call the fight and brings Blackrock's Bitcoin ETF the breakthrough?

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Bei den Kryptowährungen zeigt sich derzeit eine deutliche Trennung zwischen den erfolgreicheren und den gefährdeten Coins. Während führende Cyberdevisen wie Bitcoin und Ethereum seit Jahresbeginn um rund 77% bzw. 51% im Wert gestiegen sind, haben sogenannte Altcoins wie Shiba Inu und Cardano erhebliche Verluste von ein- bis zweistelligen Prozentbeträgen verzeichnet. Dies ist hauptsächlich auf die strenge Regulierung der US-amerikanischen Börsenaufsichtsbehörde SEC zurückzuführen, die gegen Altcoins vorgeht, Bitcoin und Ethereum jedoch verschont. Die SEC hat im Juni eine Liste mit über 50 Altcoins veröffentlicht, die ihrer Meinung nach als Wertpapiere eingestuft werden sollten. Dies hätte massive Auswirkungen auf den Handel mit …
The cryptocurrencies currently show a significant separation between the more successful and endangered coins. While leading cybervisen such as Bitcoin and Ethereum have increased by around 77% and 51% in value since the beginning of the year, so-called old coins such as Shiba Inu and Cardano have recorded significant losses from one to double-digit percentage. This is mainly due to the strict regulation of the US stock exchange supervisory authority SEC, which is proceeding against old coins, Bitcoin and Ethereum. In June, the SEC published a list of over 50 altcoins, which in its opinion should be classified as securities. This would have massive effects on the trade with ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

In the case of cryptocurrencies, there is currently a significant separation between the more successful and endangered coins. While leading cybervisen such as Bitcoin and Ethereum have increased by around 77% and 51% in value since the beginning of the year, so-called old coins such as Shiba Inu and Cardano have recorded significant losses from one to double-digit percentage. This is mainly due to the strict regulation of the US stock exchange supervisory authority SEC, which is proceeding against old coins, but spared Bitcoin and Ethereum.

The SEC published a list of over 50 altcoins in June, which in its opinion should be classified as securities. This would have massive effects on the trade with these tokens. In response to this, many of these cryptocurrencies were temporarily taken out by the large crypto bonds, which led to significant loss of value.

cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Monero, which according to the SEC had a "fair and transparent market launch", have not yet been under the definition of securities.

Another reason for the continued price increase of Bitcoin is the possible approval of a stock market-traded Bitcoin ETF by the renowned asset manager Blackrock. Previously, other large financial companies such as Fidelity Investments had already applied for admission to the SEC.

A stock market-traded Bitcoin ETF would enable investors to easily invest in digital currencies. This ETF would enable an investment in Bitcoin without investors to buy, hold and act directly.

The approval of a Bitcoin ETF by large asset managers could be seen as a kind of “knighthood” for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. However, due to the enormous volatility of cryptocurrencies and the fact that they have no intrinsic value, investors are usually better advised to invest in real assets such as stocks.

With the "Mychampions100" investment service, investors can, for example, invest directly in the 100 most successful shares in the world, which also includes the BlackRock Champion. In contrast to cryptocurrencies, there are real companies behind these stocks.

It remains to be seen how the situation for old coins will develop and whether a stock market-traded Bitcoin ETF is approved. Investors should carefully consider their investment decisions and find out about the risks of cryptocurrencies.