Melanion Capital Bitcoin ETF to launch on Euronext Paris on Oct. 22

Melanion Capital Bitcoin ETF to launch on Euronext Paris on Oct. 22

French financial regulator AMF officially approved Melanion Capital’s Bitcoin-linked ETF product in August. Amid the United States finally launching its first Bitcoin (BTC) futures-based exchange-traded fund (ETF) today, France is inching closer to a major Bitcoin-related ETF launch as well.Paris-based alternative investment firm Melanion Capital is preparing to launch its Bitcoin-linked ETF product already this Friday, the firm’s CEO Jad Comair announced to Cointelegraph on Oct. 18.Called “Melanion BTC Equities Universe UCITS ETF,” the Bitcoin ETF will start trading on France’s primary....


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