Analysts have concluded three ways how Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) can overcome the slump it has been experiencing since mid-June, despite the push from BlackRock (NYSE:BLK) and other ETF issuers to launch the first Bitcoin ETFs, Barron’s reports. The cryptocurrency has drifted about 3.9% lower to $29,300 in the past month.

Bitcoin ETFs and the SEC

Bitcoin’s integration into the broader economy is gaining momentum, and by this fall, a federal court is expected to make a crucial decision regarding the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) rejection of an application by Grayscale Investments to convert the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) into an ETF. The outcome could significantly impact the future of Bitcoin ETFs and the cryptocurrency market as a whole.

If the court sides with Grayscale, it could make it harder for the SEC to keep such funds off the market, potentially increasing Bitcoin’s demand by $30 billion and driving its price higher.

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Ethereum’s Growth

Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH), the second-largest crypto, is finally hitting its stride, processing nearly 3,000 transactions per second. This enables institutions to tokenize real-world assets like Treasuries and real estate, with asset managers like WisdomTree releasing apps to trade tokenized assets. The token is up 55% in 2023 but down 3.8% in the past month to $1,860. If Ethereum starts to power real-world transactions, this could change quickly.

World Governments and Crypto

Monetary authorities in Europe, Singapore, China, and the U.S. are exploring central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). Major private banks and international organizations are also studying how crypto might replace existing infrastructure. Blockchain firms like Ripple are selling services to banks, and tokens like XRP could benefit from the association.

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