The first ETF, the S&P 500 SPDR (SPY) debuted way back in 1993. More than 4,000 products later, the ETF industry is pumping new funds out at a rapid rate. As with any business, there are some which rise to the top and others that never get traction. Sometimes, it's just a matter of exposure. And other times, it is due to exposure. No, that’s not a misprint. I wrote “exposure” twice. More News from Barchart Some ETFs never get visibility because they are issued by smaller firms with light marketing bud ...

RT Fede’s intern 🥊 (@fede_intern)I’ve been saying for the past two years that the influence of @paradigm within Ethereum could become a relevant tail risk for the ecosystem. I believe this will become increasingly clear to everyone in the months ahead.Some people think I have a personal issue with them. I don’t. Compared to many other crypto funds, Paradigm has actually created valuable things for the community. I respect that. I would write the exact same piece for any fund that was in their position and i ...

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