Tag: Bitcoin ETF

Let’s go crypto! Canadian regulator approved first two BTC ETFs in North America

Compliance Mark Lagarde - February 17, 2021

Cryptocurrencies are the future, right? At least that's what many experts and visionaries like Elon Musk claim. Apparently, North American regulators are now also giving in to the crypto trend, finally approving the first crypto ETFs and thus facilitating entry of more institutional investors into crypto. While the U.S. SEC has not yet approved a crypto ETF the Canadian Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) has approved two Bitcoin ETFs within just a couple of days.

Crypto Winter – Looking For Hope And ETF

Crypto-Trading tamir - February 13, 2019

The so-called crypto winter is still dominating the crypto space. He has done so since early 2018. Crypto investors...

BAKKT – TOWARDS A REGULATED CRYPTO-ENVIRONMENT

Compliance tamir - September 4, 2018

One of the last hurdles to anchoring cryptocurrencies in the global economy is their recognition as regulated financial instruments...

DA CAPO: SEC REJECTS NINE PROPOSALS FOR BITCOIN ETF’S

Crypto-Trading tamir - August 23, 2018

The US regulatory authority SEC has again rejected applications for Bitcoin ETFs. This time nine applications from three applicants....

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