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... which futures have been traded for at least six months. This opens the door to the appearance of spot ETFs for several major altcoins — including XRP, Solana, and even Dogecoin — by this fall. Bloomberg analysts estimate the probability of such products being approved at about 85% in September-October 2025. Institutional investors continue to increase their presence in the crypto space. Major asset managers, such as BlackRock and Fidelity, have submitted applications to launch spot Bitcoin ETFs ...

... foundation for stable market development in the long term. Institutional Participation Intensifies Major investors and corporations continue to increase their presence in cryptocurrencies. Banks and investment firms are launching an increasing number of products based on digital assets, ranging from crypto funds to custodial services. In the U.S., leading Wall Street financial firms have filed numerous applications for spot ETFs on various cryptocurrencies, and existing funds are recording a historic ...

... Besides bonds, investors may also be interested in other financial topics and instruments: ETFs on Bonds and Diversification. How exchange-traded funds that include various bonds work and why ETFs are often used for portfolio diversification. Structured Products and Indexed Bonds. An overview of more complex instruments whose yields depend on market indicators (e.g., inflation indices or exchange rates). Government Securities and Guarantees. An article about other government securities (OFZ-N, OFZ-PD) ...

... crypto assets and minimizing risks to the financial system. Institutional and Corporate Investors in the Market Major institutional players are continuing to increase their presence in the crypto industry. Banks and investment firms are launching new products and pilot projects related to digital assets, providing their clients with access to cryptocurrencies. In 2025, several Wall Street financial giants applied in the U.S. to launch spot Bitcoin ETFs, hoping to satisfy growing investor demand and ...