Bitcoin Surges as Robinhood's Crypto Revenue Skyrockets by 165%

Bitcoin Rallies as Robinhood Reports 165% Revenue Surge

The cryptocurrency market is witnessing a significant rally, with Bitcoin (BTC) at the forefront. According to Cryptonews, BTC recently fell below $70,000 after peaking at $73,000. This decline comes amid geopolitical tensions and upcoming US presidential elections that are affecting market sentiment.

However, there’s positive news from Robinhood, which reported a remarkable 165% increase in its crypto revenue for Q3. Despite this growth leading to an overall revenue of $637 million—a 36% year-over-year rise—Robinhood's shares dropped by over 12%. The company plans further expansion into active trading products like index options and futures trading.

Ethereum Faces Grim Forecast Amid Market Volatility

A veteran analyst has predicted a challenging period ahead for Ethereum (ETH), suggesting it may face up to a 62% plunge from current levels. As TronWeekly reports, ETH trades at a low against Bitcoin due to persistent bearish signals on its daily chart without any clear reversal signs.

This analysis highlights ongoing struggles within the broader crypto landscape, where Ethereum continues underperforming compared to other major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Solana.

UBS Launches Tokenized Treasury Fund on Ethereum Blockchain

In another stride towards digital finance integration, UBS Asset Management launched its first tokenized fund using blockchain technology via Crypto Briefing. Named "uMINT," this initiative allows investors access through authorized partners while leveraging growing interest in tokenization across financial assets globally.

This move aligns with UBS's strategy following successful digital bond transactions earlier this year, aimed at expanding their offerings amidst increasing demand among institutional clients worldwide seeking innovative investment solutions utilizing cutting-edge technologies like blockchain networks, including those powered by platforms such as Ethereum itself.

Franklin Templeton Expands Blockchain Record-Keeping System Benji

The Daily Hodl reveals how Franklin Templeton expanded its proprietary record-keeping system called 'Benji' onto Coinbase’s Base platform, marking yet another milestone achieved largely due to advancements made possible by layer-two scaling solutions offered therein alongside existing support available on networks such as Avalanche and Stellar. This expansion broadens accessibility beyond traditional markets, now encompassing newer decentralized ecosystems more than ever before.

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