Australia’s Crypto ETF Market Heating Up As 2 More Funds Set To Debut
Australia isn’t stepping on the brakes this time as it took a huge step of enlisting their first ever ETF to invest in Bitcoin and Ethereum. And it’s going live on April 27. 21Shares and ETF Securities have recently teamed up to launch two funds that are to be listed in Australia’s CBOE Exchange Trading […]
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Ethereum futures ETFs, touted as the next big thing in the world of cryptocurrency investments, made their much-anticipated debut on Oct. 2. These exchange-traded funds were designed to track futures contracts linked to the value of Ethereum’s native currency, Ether. However, the initial trading activity suggests that market enthusiasm did not translate into significant investment […]
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