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The cryptocurrency world is abuzz with news of a major financial institution (MFI) adding Litecoin (LTC) to its investment offerings.

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has reportedly given "preliminary approval" to at least three asset managers for their spot Ether (ETH) exchange-traded funds (ETFs), potentially paving the way for these investment vehicles to begin trading as early as next Tuesday.

In a significant boost to the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) have led a wave of institutional investment, attracting a combined $17.8 billion in inflows during the past week.

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) is set to list its second spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), marking a significant step for cryptocurrency adoption in the country.

The world of Web3 assets is booming, and Bitget Wallet is taking a bold step forward. They've announced a strategic investment in Tomarket, a decentralized trading platform aiming to revolutionize the way we trade these emerging asset classes.

Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise Asset Management, has made a bold prediction: Ethereum could see an influx of $15 billion within the first 18 months of launching spot ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). This optimism comes despite some skepticism surrounding these ETFs.

In a significant turn of events for the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced a surge in investment through exchange-traded funds (ETFs), reaching a one-month high as the price of the leading cryptocurrency hovers near the $63,000 mark.

The largest holder of Dogwifhat ($WIF), a Solana-based meme cryptocurrency, has made a bold move by purchasing an additional 2.3 million tokens for $4.65 million USDC. This significant investment comes despite a recent 46% drop in the token's price.

The cryptocurrency world is buzzing after a whale, an investor holding a significant amount of a coin, withdraw $20 million worth of Litecoin (LTC) from Binance, a major crypto exchange. This has some analysts wondering if it's a bullish sign for Litecoin's price.

Japanese firm Metaplanet is making a bold move amidst the weakening yen by investing one billion Japanese yen (approximately $6.5 million USD) into Bitcoin.

Notcoin, a cryptocurrency linked to the messaging app Telegram, is anticipating a significant price increase. This bullish prediction follows the project's recent burn of 210 million NOT tokens, valued at roughly $3 million. The burn significantly reduced the overall supply of NOT, potentially leading to a price rise due to scarcity.

A recent survey by Japanese financial giant Nomura Holdings and its digital currency arm, Laser Digital, has revealed a surprising trend – a growing interest in cryptocurrency among institutional investors in Japan.