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Investors who want to bet on Bitcoin may soon have more options to choose from if US regulators soften their opposition to exchange-traded funds tied directly to Bitcoin holdings. Major financial firms including BlackRock, Fidelity and Invesco have submitted applications to sell US “spot” Bitcoin ETFs that would be physically backed by actual Bitcoin. In the past, the US Securities and Exchange Commission has routinely rejected these products, citing wariness over volatility and potential manipu
Fidelity Investments applied to list a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund that would track the cryptocurrency using pricing from U.S.-based exchanges.
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Issuers across the $5.9 trillion U.S. ETF industry are racing to win approval for the first Bitcoin fund, with one big hurdle standing before them: A regulator whose position right now is anyone’s guess.
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Grayscale Investments is making a bet that the approval of a U.S. cryptocurrency ETF is not too far off in the future.
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U.S. exchange-traded fund issuers are getting increasingly creative as the Securities and Exchange Commission continues to demur on approving a pure cryptocurrency fund.
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The huge spike of interest in the first-ever Bitcoin exchange-traded funds is fading almost as quickly as it appeared.
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The Purpose Investments Bitcoin ETF is seeing massive inflows after launching last week.
Just a week after the first Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in North American started trading, the underdog firm just kicked off a fee war.
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