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- 13:03UK crypto funds see trading volume growth after opening to retail investors, Bitwise cuts fees to 0.05%Foresight News reported, according to the Financial Times, that as the UK decided this month to open cryptocurrency funds to retail investors, a price war has erupted among cryptocurrency funds, with fees for bitcoin-related products slashed to as low as 0.05%. The cheapest bitcoin fund is managed by Bitwise, which has reduced the annual fee for its Core Bitcoin ETP from 0.2% to 0.05%, "valid for six months and will continue until further notice." One exchange has reduced the fees for its Core Bitcoin and Ethereum Core Staking ETPs to 0.1%. Another exchange has lowered the fee for its physical bitcoin ETP to 0.25%, while another has cut the fee for its similar product to 0.1%. According to ETFbook data, the cheapest Ethereum fund currently remains a certain exchange's Physical Staked Ethereum ETP, which is the only exchange-traded product in Europe that charges no fees at all. According to Bitwise's data analysis, since October 17, when retail investors were allowed to trade bitcoin ETPs, the average daily trading volume of bitcoin ETPs on the London Stock Exchange has reached $7.2 million, up from $2.1 million in early October when only professional investors had access. The average daily trading volume of Ethereum ETNs has also jumped from $1.9 million to $4.4 million.
- 13:03Ethereum daily transactions increased to 1.6 million on Tuesday, with transaction fees nearing a new low of approximately $0.01 per transaction.Foresight News reported, according to Cointelegraph, that Ethereum transaction fees remain at historic lows, at just 0.16 gwei, which is approximately $0.01 per transaction. According to blockchain data aggregation site Milkroad, the gas fee for token swaps is slightly higher at $0.15, while the gas fee for NFT sales is $0.27. Ethereum's daily transaction volume increased to 1.6 million on Tuesday, marking a new high for nearly a month. The last time this occurred was in early October, when a record $19 billions liquidation event took place.
- 13:02Crypto wallet provider Uphold relaunches XRP rewards debit card in the USForesight News reported, according to The Block, that cryptocurrency wallet provider Uphold has relaunched its XRP rewards debit card in the United States. Users can earn up to 6% XRP cashback when spending with USD, cryptocurrencies, or stablecoins. In addition, users who choose to deposit a portion of their salary into their Uphold account can receive an extra 4% XRP reward. The XRP reward rate is valid for 90 days after registration. Uphold previously issued debit cards in the United States, but stopped issuing them in March 2023.