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Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are collections of bitcoin-related assets that brokerages offer on conventional exchanges for ETF trading.
These ETFs are designed to provide access to cryptocurrencies instead of really possessing them to investors uncomfortable investing in them.
ETFs are exchanged on a conventional exchange rather than a cryptocurrency exchange. Theoretically, a company would buy Bitcoin, securitize it, and then sell it or trade it on its platform.
A new surge of interest in the cryptocurrency environment has recently been generated by the filing of new applications for Spot Bitcoin ETFs to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) - well-known asset management companies like BlackRock (BLK), WisdomTree (WT), and Fidelity Investments among them.
In turn, this has increased interest in digital currencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Golteum (GLTM).
A provider of financial solutions, Fidelity Investments, which provides a variety of investment products, such as mutual funds and brokerage, has expressed new interest in the crypto market.
And as such, the company created a subsidiary firm named Fidelity Digital Assets to offer institutional investors cryptocurrency custodial solutions.
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The SEC had rejected tons of Bitcoin ETF filings in the past, including one from Fidelity.
However, with the recently growing optimism regarding the filings, Fidelity has re-filed documents for its Spot Bitcoin ETF through its Wise Origin Bitcoin Trust.
By providing a regulated and practical way to participate in the cryptocurrency market, the prospective approval of the Bitcoin Spot ETF may open up
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