Costa Rica launches its first Bitcoin ETF through the country's largest bank, Banco Nacional. This is the first crypto investment product available through the banking system, opening new opportunities for local investors. The new fund will allow citizens to invest in Bitcoin and the S&P 500 index, with a minimum investment amount of $100. The country does not have formal cryptocurrency legislation, but due to the absence of bans, citizens can freely own and trade them. A cryptocurrency bill is currently under consideration.
2/22/2025 11:02:37 AM (GMT+1)
Costa Rica launches its first Bitcoin ETF through the largest bank, Banco Nacional, providing citizens access to crypto investments through the country's banking system
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