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"The flood of demand has to be satisfied" for the SEC to feel comfortable with a bitcoin ETF, said Wood.

Some institutions have paused their buying, at least for the moment.

Far from being damaging to bitcoin, bubbles help bring in new users and ultimately accelerate the project's growth.

As the crypto market continues to rally, an old debate reignites on whether the most important stablecoin in trading is really stable.

Cryptocurrencies need to overcome a number of hurdles first, though, according to a research note.

The Nasdaq-listed mining company wants to become a "pure-play bitcoin investment option" for Wall Street.

Wood said large companies are asking her if they should follow Square's lead.

"Not owning any bitcoin has been a massive mistake, and we expect that will continue to be true," the famed value investor's son wrote to clients.

With a new chairman to head the SEC, crypto advocates hope a bitcoin ETF will be approved in 2021.

The new venture seeks to partner with fixed income issuance platforms for their post-trade infrastructure.

Despite a bounce earlier on Friday, bitcoin may yet see further losses in the near term.

CEO Michael Saylor bought the coins for an average price of $31,808.