Bitcoin ETFs Gain Exposure Through Strategic Expansions in US and Australia

Friday, 5 April 2024, 17:10

BlackRock and Monochrome Asset Management have recently expanded their Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) offerings in the US and Australia, respectively. These moves indicate a notable shift towards wider market acceptance and growth opportunities in the cryptocurrency space. The growing confidence in Bitcoin as a legitimate asset class is further bolstered by the increased investor interest and strategic partnerships within the industry.

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Bitcoin ETFs Rise in US and Australia

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has expanded its spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), IBIT, in the US. The firm added five new Authorized Participants (APs), enhancing the fund's accessibility and liquidity for investors. These entities are essential in the ETF's operation, facilitating the creation and redemption of shares.

IBIT, operational since January 11, 2024, stands as a signal of the growing confidence in and demand for Bitcoin as a legitimate asset class. The increasing mainstream acceptance of Bitcoin is further demonstrated by Monochrome Asset Management's strategic decision to list its Bitcoin ETF on Cboe Australia.

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Bitcoin ETFs Rise in US and Australia

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