Bitcoin, now at an exchange in Germany
The Deutsche Börse’s XETRA platform will commence trading of Bitcoin ETC before July, as per an announcement.
Touted as the world’s first “centrally cleared” Bitcoin ETF, the fund backs Bitcoin’s volatile movements and is 100 percent backed by “physical Bitcoins.” A look at the prospectus shows U.S. cryptocurrency custodian and wallet firm BitGo will serve as the custodian for all Bitcoins locked in the ETF.
The Deutsche Börse’s XETRA platform will commence trading of Bitcoin ETC before July, as per an announcement.
Touted as the world’s first “centrally cleared” Bitcoin ETF, the fund backs Bitcoin’s volatile movements and is 100 percent backed by “physical Bitcoins.” A look at the prospectus shows U.S. cryptocurrency custodian and wallet firm BitGo will serve as the custodian for all Bitcoins locked in the ETF.
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