Have you ever woken up, looked at your to-do list, and thought, “Shit. Where do I start?”That’s how this week went for Bitcoin.Everyone from global payment processors to globally systemically important banks to your next-door neighbor is suddenly in the game.It’s been a whirlwind of news so let’s check out some of the biggest highlights.We finally have a Bitcoin ETF… sort of.The Ontario Securities Commission has approved the first North American Bitcoin ETF to trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange.For those unaware, Canada isn’t part of the United States, but it’s pretty close — think of this launch as a testnet for the US.Purpose Bitcoin ETF has over $10 billion in assets under management and plans to keep its Bitcoin holdings in cold storage. Good thinking — we don’t need another Mt. Gox.Over the border, Grayscale has officially announced a Yearn Finance fund.Yearn is one of the largest DeFi projects and helps users maximize returns on their crypto investments via their automated lending platform.Think Robinhood without the arbitrary trade limits and favoritism towards Wall Street.It’s unclear if Grayscale’s over 52,000 ETH added to their holding last week was related to the announcement, but it certainly can’t hurt.Grayscaling in.Even further south, we have big news coming out of Florida.Ahh, Miami — sunshine, beaches, no draconian lockdowns, and now Bitcoin.Mayer Francis Suarez announced via Twitter that Florida passed a resolution allowing employees to receive a percentage of their salaries in Bitcoin. Suarez instructs the council to identify an agent that can help the municipality procure Bitcoin for the city’s treasury.Additionally, residents can pay fees in Bitcoin. No word yet as to whether transaction fees will be tax-deductible, but here’s to hoping.That Will Smith song is now stuck in your head, you’re welcome.It’s not just major US cities. The Federal Reserve Bank of…