John Deaton is a Republican candidate for the Senate who has submitted an amicus brief to show his support for Coinbase during the current legal dispute that the company faces with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Deaton argues in this amicus brief that a court of higher jurisdiction should consider a legal question pertaining to cryptocurrency regulation. His involvement in this case not only serves as proof of his commitment to the bitcoin community but also helps to strengthen his position as a Senate candidate who supports cryptocurrency.

Coinbase has filed an interlocutory request in support of its appeal. The company wants a higher court to decide whether digital assets traded on secondary markets are securities and should be regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Deaton's brief, an amicus curiae, supports Coinbase's position by opposing the SEC’s broad application of the Howey Test, which determines whether or not a transaction is an investment contract. This test has been used to classify all token transactions as securities. This test is used in order to determine what constitutes a contract of investment. He argues that a comprehensive approach is not possible due to the complexity and variety of digital assets, and the transactions between them on various blockchain platforms.

John Deaton's involvement in this case reinforces his image of a crypto-friendly candidate for the upcoming Senate campaign. Deaton’s dedication to the crypto community is evident in his commitment to it. His support of Ripple in their legal battle against the SEC has helped him establish his reputation, and demonstrated his commitment to the digital assets industry. Deaton will also be delivering a speech during the Consensus conference in which he will demonstrate his active involvement in discussions about crypto-regulatory matters. It is likely that Deaton's continued involvement in crypto-regulatory issues will increase his industry influence, regardless of the outcome of the election.

John Deaton’s support for Coinbase's legal battle against the Securities and Exchange Commission has had significant repercussions on the Senate campaign. His dedication to the crypto ecosystem and his active participation in discussions on crypto-regulatory matters make him a strong candidate for crypto. He is likely to appeal to voters interested in blockchain technology and digital assets because of his support for Coinbase.

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BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, managed by BlackRock, has reached a major milestone. It is the first time that the exchange-traded fund (ETF) Bitcoin in the United States has seen zero inflows. This marks the end of the trend that saw the exchange-traded funds (ETFs) receive significant investments every day for a period of 71 consecutive days.

Bitcoin ETFs are experiencing a slowdown in their inflows.

Investor interest in other Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETFs), which are also affected by the IBIT, has decreased. Fidelity's Wise Bitcoin Fund (FBTC), and the ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF, (ARKB), both attracted inflows of $5.8 million and $4.20 million respectively. The majority of Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) did not have daily inflows, except for these two funds.

IBIT's exceptional performance

IBIT's performance has been exceptional since its introduction in January, despite the current economic downturn. The exchange-traded funds (ETFs) managed to amass a total of approximately $15.5 billion assets in just 71 days. IBIT exceeded the U.S. Global Jets ETF was able to surpass the U.S.

Inflows of ETFs and their Influencing Factors

The current slowdown of ETF inflows can be attributed to a variety of factors. According to a Standard Chartered research, the drop in inflows can be attributed macro-causes such as the rising Treasury rates or geopolitical developments in the Middle East.

The revenue generated by Grayscale GBTC

Grayscale's GBTC is one of the best-known investment vehicles for Bitcoin. However, it has seen daily outflows. On the day that GBTC reported net withdrawals totaling $130.4 millions, most Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF)s had no net inflows. Grayscale has been prompted by the outflows to prepare for a new "mini Bitcoin ETF", which will have lower costs to compete with others and attract more investors.

Bitcoin Exchange-Traded funds: Prospects

In spite of the recent decrease in inflows, there are signs that interest in Bitcoin ETFs may increase again. Morgan Stanley, according to reports, is considering allowing their 15,000 brokers the opportunity to promote Bitcoin ETFs to their clients. This could lead to more money being invested in the funds. The bank's previous forecast that Bitcoin will reach $150,000 by the year end is still true.

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