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Bitwise CIO on Bitcoin’s Rise to All-Time High

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan tells Bloomberg’s Emily Chang why he is excited about the new Bitcoin ETF being “the fastest growing ETF of all time,” and how fair and gradual regulation can help unlock a bull market for crypto. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan tells Bloomberg’s Emily Chang why he is
excited about the new Bitcoin ETF being “the fastest growing ETF of all time,”
and how fair and gradual regulation can help unlock a bull market for crypto. (Source: Bloomberg)

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