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Grayscale has launched two new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) designed to offer investors income-generating opportunities through bitcoin exposure. According to the press release, the Grayscale Bitcoin Covered Call ETF (BTCC) and Grayscale Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BPI) employ covered call strategies to capitalize on bitcoin’s volatility while providing potential returns. BTCC focuses on maximizing income by writing call options close to BTC’s spot price, making it suitable for investors prioritizing consistent cash flow. This approach generates option premiums that may help mitigate downside risks during market downturns. Meanwhile, BPI adopts a more balanced strategy, writing call options at strike prices further out-of-the-money. This allows investors to retain some upside exposure to bitcoin’s price appreciation while benefiting from dividend-like income. David LaValle, Global Head of ETFs at Grayscale, said, We understand that every investor has unique needs, and we’re excited to offer these new products that not only may capture and deliver income but also offer differentiated outcomes and behavioral characteristics tailored to their specific goals. Both ETFs are actively managed, fully options-based, and aim to distribute income monthly. By leveraging bitcoin’s volatility, these funds offer investors a unique way to generate yield while participating in the broader crypto market. 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

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Canadian Bitcoin mining company Bitfarms secured up to $300 million in private debt from Australian multinational investment firm Macquarie to fund its data center development. Bitfarms has reached an initial agreement for a private debt facility of up to $300 million from Macquarie Equipment Capital to support its Panther Creek data center project in Pennsylvania. In an April 2 press release , the Canadian crypto mining company said that the first tranche of the loan is $50 million, with the rest available if the company “achieves specific development milestones.” Bitfarms CEO Ben Gagnon says the partnership with Macquarie is the beginning of its investment in the “near-term development” of Panther Creek data center, adding that amid the surging AI revolution and the growing demand for power and infrastructure, the financing “arrives at a pivotal time.” “The maturity of each facility is two years from the date of closing. Each facility will bear interest at a rate of 8% per annum, with interest on the initial draw of $50 million paid in kind for the first three months.” Bitfarms Joshua Stevens, an associate director at Macquarie, pointed out that the location is “within 100 miles of New York City and Philadelphia,” which could make it appealing to high-performance computing tenants. Following the announcement, Bitfarms’ shares rose by 2.54% on Nasdaq. The loan agreement comes just weeks after Bitfarms completed its all-stock acquisition of Stronghold Digital Mining through a stock-for-stock merger, with Stronghold shareholders receiving 2.52 Bitfarms shares for every Stronghold share they held. As crypto.news reported, nearly 60 million Bitfarms shares and over 10.5 million warrants were issued as part of the deal, and Stronghold’s stock was delisted from Nasdaq and ceased trading.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has warned that the continued deficit is threatening the US dollar’s dominance. In his annual letter , Fink said that if government spending is excessive, the dollar is likely to be challenged by Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Fink states that the national debt has grown at a rate that is threefold the rate of the GDP since 1989. He pointed out that in 2024, interest payments on America’s debt are set to cost over $952 billion, a figure that is way past what America spends on defence. He further predicts that mandatory expenditures and debt services could consume all the federal revenues by 2030, meaning the country will be in a permanent deficit. Fink further pointed out that fiscal imbalance may directly crush investors’ confidence in dollar-based financial assets. He said that Bitcoin may gradually transition into being considered more as a store of value, reducing American financial power. “If deficits keep on growing, America is in danger of losing this position to digital assets, such as Bitcoin,” Fink penned down. While sounding warning bells on debt, Fink also reaffirmed his support for blockchain and tokenization of assets, which he sees as the future of finance. He also believes that every stock, bond, and mutual fund can be tokenized, streamlining the process, reducing costs, and paving the way to fractional investment. Fink noted that tokenization has the potential to redefine older structures and create pathways to markets that were earlier limited to few, like Private Real Estate, Private Equity, etc. “Tokenization makes investing more democratic,” he stated. Fink affirmed and explained how blockchain could level the field for more participants. BlackRock has already begun making these strategic plays. Their $1.9bn Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund, created together with Securitize, is the biggest tokenized US Treasury product to this date. The fund is designed to promote efficiency in public and private markets through increased transparency and the use of cash, treasuries, and repo agreements to fund the program. Fink also expressed concerns over archaic finance-related infrastructure, stating that SWIFT is essentially “routing emails through the postal office.” According to him, blockchain will displace current systems as it will serve as the new infrastructure of the financial world. Institutional demand for Bitcoin is still growing rapidly. As CNF earlier reported , BlackRock launched its own Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, which managed over $50 billion in assets within a year. Fink admitted that such momentum indicates growing market confidence in Bitcoin as an investment instrument. Despite this, Fink supports decentralised finance but with some concerns. He argued that tokenization and DeFi can only become truly effecting if regulated. Some of the problems include the issue of identity and operational issues. “Markets do not become optimized such that everyone is provided the same level of services,” Fink stated, urging policymakers to adopt frameworks that ensure innovation does not outpace oversight. He called on regulators to support financial modernization while protecting market integrity.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says "every stock, every bond, every fund, every asset can be tokenized."