Cboe Canada announced the launch of a new ETF from BlackRock — the iShares Bitcoin ETF, which is now available for trading under the symbols IBIT and IBIT.U (in US dollars). This fund aims to track the price of Bitcoin, providing investors with an easy way to access cryptocurrency through their brokerage accounts, eliminating the complexities of asset storage and management. The ETF launch in Canada highlights BlackRock's commitment to innovation and creating accessible investment tools for Canadian investors, expanding opportunities for cryptocurrency investments.
1/14/2025 10:38:08 AM (GMT+1)
Cboe Canada announces the launch of the iShares Bitcoin ETF from BlackRock: the new fund allows investors to easily access Bitcoin through brokerage accounts without the need to manage cryptocurrency directly 🚀
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