#瑞士首只现货比特币etf预计11月上市
💰 进群聊仓位动态
Du Jun spoke about something few people are willing to discuss.
Family offices he advised to allocate to Bitcoin early on are now pulling out.
Some switched to BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF.
Others liquidated their holdings and bought physical gold.
The reason is simple: they’re afraid of getting robbed.
The Swiss market has just filled the gap.
The first spot Bitcoin ETF is expected to list in November.
The issuer is BIT Asset Management.
Ticker: BBIT, listed on the Swiss exchange.
FINMA approved it on October 20.
It’s different from a host of European products.
Most similar products are ETNs or ETPs.
Those are simply debt instruments issued by the issuer.
This Swiss fund holds Bitcoin directly, with its assets segregated from the manager.
The regulator also granted it an exemption from risk diversification requirements.
When it comes to crypto, institutions have never wanted a story.
They want an instrument they can put in an allocation plan and keep ring-fenced in bankruptcy.
Prices may fluctuate; the access route won’t.
Once the path is laid, money can slowly start flowing in.
Do you think family offices are exiting because of trust issues or position sizing? Let’s discuss in the comments.
💰 进群聊仓位动态
Du Jun spoke about something few people are willing to discuss.
Family offices he advised to allocate to Bitcoin early on are now pulling out.
Some switched to BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF.
Others liquidated their holdings and bought physical gold.
The reason is simple: they’re afraid of getting robbed.
The Swiss market has just filled the gap.
The first spot Bitcoin ETF is expected to list in November.
The issuer is BIT Asset Management.
Ticker: BBIT, listed on the Swiss exchange.
FINMA approved it on October 20.
It’s different from a host of European products.
Most similar products are ETNs or ETPs.
Those are simply debt instruments issued by the issuer.
This Swiss fund holds Bitcoin directly, with its assets segregated from the manager.
The regulator also granted it an exemption from risk diversification requirements.
When it comes to crypto, institutions have never wanted a story.
They want an instrument they can put in an allocation plan and keep ring-fenced in bankruptcy.
Prices may fluctuate; the access route won’t.
Once the path is laid, money can slowly start flowing in.
Do you think family offices are exiting because of trust issues or position sizing? Let’s discuss in the comments.
