Topic: List of Bitcoin ETFs (Read 898 times)
Ark Invest has an ETF with some Bitcoin exposure, but I think it's only 0.5% and the rest is general tech related investment. Their exposure is through GBTC but it's an official ETF. Boy, that sounds convoluted.
an ETN is less safe than an ETF. you see an ETN is a note, which means it is debt issued by the company, so if they go bankrupt, bad things happen to your investment. The etf, is a fund, so if they go bankrupt you are supposed to get the underlying securities in there. Usually if its traded on a big marketplace like the NYSE its all good, but do your research 
The Swedish ETN you are refering to is this:
http://www.nasdaqomxnordic.com/etp/etn/etninfo?Instrument=SSE109538
It is actually quite close to ETFs.
It is a ETN (exchange traded note) rather than the ETF (exchange traded fund), because of the requirement for the sufficient diversification of the ETF - ETF couldn't invest only in bitcoin.
Greyscale's bitcoin investment trust is not an ETF, either - it is a OTC-listed share of the company that invests in bitcoins.
May I ask what advantages do you see in investing in the bitcoin ETF, rather than investing directly in bitcoin ?
http://www.nasdaqomxnordic.com/etp/etn/etninfo?Instrument=SSE109538
It is actually quite close to ETFs.
It is a ETN (exchange traded note) rather than the ETF (exchange traded fund), because of the requirement for the sufficient diversification of the ETF - ETF couldn't invest only in bitcoin.
Greyscale's bitcoin investment trust is not an ETF, either - it is a OTC-listed share of the company that invests in bitcoins.
May I ask what advantages do you see in investing in the bitcoin ETF, rather than investing directly in bitcoin ?
I am considering to buy some shares that are Bitcoin related on stock market. I read about that in the meanwhile there has been released several Bitcoin-related stock products. I found an ETN by a Swedish company but what is much different from a classic exchange traded fund.
I also found that there is an ETF from Grayscale.
Do anyone could share experience with BTC ETFs? And is there a list of recommendable Bitcoin ETFs?
I also found that there is an ETF from Grayscale.
Do anyone could share experience with BTC ETFs? And is there a list of recommendable Bitcoin ETFs?
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