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

Bitwise sent $233K from its $2.7B Bitcoin ETF to fund Bitcoin developers. Here's what the donation covers and why it matters.

Bitwise donates $233K from Bitcoin ETF profits to developers. Total Bitwise Bitcoin developer donations reach $383,000 since 2024. BITB draws $2.2 billion inflows, ranking third among spot Bitcoin ...

Bitwise donates $233,000 from BITB ETF profits to Brink, OpenSats, and HRF's Bitcoin Development Fund in its second annual giving cycle.

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Bitwise donates $233K from BITB ETF profits to Bitcoin developers through Brink, OpenSats, and the HRF Bitcoin Development ...