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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory
June 18, 2020, 10:29:19 PM
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Is there an advantage to owning a cusip? I'd suggest not trusting another party with your funds if you can in this space as a bigger target is a bigger target and becomes easier to hit with more people aiming for it.

Are you trying to invest in something like a SIPP (of the US equivelant is the same as the UK) or a 401(k) with it?

You might have to wait for more regulation for something like that to appear, grayscale has quite a high markup (I don't know why you'd buy it)...
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June 02, 2020, 10:11:50 AM
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Hello...  Are there any Bitcoin instruments that have CUSIPs (and therefore could be considered Securities) away from GBTC?  I have heard whisper chatter that they do exist as it is permissible by SEC to add a CUSIP to Bitcoin if the underlying coins have been held for 6months . That said, all I can see offered is GBTC..  is it possible that these other offerings are “private label” type stuff and not advertised?
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