Bitwise has made its second donation to open-source Bitcoin developers, with its latest $233,000, funded from gross profits from BITB, bringing the total tally to $383,000.

Crypto asset management firm and ETF issuer Bitwise donated $233,000 to open-source Bitcoin developers in its latest annual contribution.

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says the Iran attack weekend showed how onchain markets like Hyperliquid are becoming key venues for global trading.

Bitwise had boosted its crypto staking business with the acquisition of Chorus One, which stakes $2.2 billion worth of crypto assets for finance firms and crypto protocols.

A multibillion-dollar crypto asset manager cites several reasons for the bitcoin plunge, but he's listing "the four-year cycle" as the No. 1 downward catalyst. According to Matt Hougan, chief ...

Bitwise filed with the SEC to launch the first Uniswap (UNI) ETF, giving investors exposure to the token. The ETF highlights growing interest in DeFi and benefits from more favorable U.S. crypto ...

CNBC’s “Closing Bell Overtime” team discusses why bitcoin is down 17% so far in February 2026 with Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise Asset Management. Got a confidential news tip? We want to hear from ...

Crypto has been in a full-blown winter since January 2025, even if much of the market has been reluctant to say it out loud, asset manager Bitwise said in a Monday blog post. Having lived through ...

Over the past 12 months, the Bitwise Crypto Industry Innovators ETF has outperformed Bitcoin. Rather than holding just a single cryptocurrency, the Bitwise ETF holds a diversified portfolio of 29 ...

Investing in the crypto economy, rather than individual cryptocurrencies, could make sense in 2026. It's impossible not to be impressed by the following chart. Over the past five years, Bitcoin is up ...

This ETF is a nifty way to gain cryptocurrency exposure. It's potential-rich, but prospective investors need to look under the hood. Some of its holdings are spreading their wings beyond crypto.

Broadly speaking, issuers of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are willing to try new things and address perceived demand for products that extend beyond the plain-vanilla, pure-beta realm. Where to invest ...