Key Points:

• Australia’s ASX approves its first spot Bitcoin ETF, with VanEck Bitcoin ETF under the ticker VBTC launch on June 20, offering direct exposure to Bitcoin’s price.
• Globally, US Bitcoin ETFs have amassed $58 billion in assets this year, signalling strong institutional interest in cryptocurrency investments.

According to Bloomberg, Australia’s largest stock exchange, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), is set to welcome its first spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) as VanEck prepares to list VanEck Bitcoin ETF under the ticker VBTC on June 20.

ASX Approves VanEck Bitcoin ETF Listing

The milestone marks ASX’s inaugural offering that directly tracks the price of Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency globally. VanEck Bitcoin ETF‘s approval by ASX was announced via a press release. Arian Neiron, VanEck’s CEO for the Asia-Pacific region, highlighted the ETF’s appeal in providing exposure to Bitcoin through a regulated and transparent investment vehicle.

The approval of VanEck Bitcoin ETF by ASX marks a significant development in Australia‘s cryptocurrency market, aligning with global trends towards mainstream adoption of digital assets in traditional financial markets.

Australia’s Main Exchange Poised for Crypto ETF Growth

US Bitcoin ETFs have amassed a substantial $58 billion since their introduction earlier this year. Notable offerings from BlackRock and Fidelity Investments have underscored institutional interest in cryptocurrencies. Similarly, Hong Kong‘s approval of spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ether in April signalled a broader acceptance of digital assets, albeit with a more modest uptake compared to the US.

Australia’s previous attempts with Bitcoin ETFs on smaller exchanges yielded mixed results, but optimism is high for the ASX listing due to its prominence and Bitcoin’s robust performance over the past year. Market participants like Sydney-based BetaShares Holdings Pty and DigitalX Ltd. are also gearing up for listings on the ASX, anticipating continued investor demand.

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VanEck Bitcoin ETF Will Launch in Australia on June 20

Key Points:

• Australia’s ASX approves its first spot Bitcoin ETF, with VanEck Bitcoin ETF under the ticker VBTC launch on June 20, offering direct exposure to Bitcoin’s price.
• Globally, US Bitcoin ETFs have amassed $58 billion in assets this year, signalling strong institutional interest in cryptocurrency investments.

According to Bloomberg, Australia’s largest stock exchange, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), is set to welcome its first spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) as VanEck prepares to list VanEck Bitcoin ETF under the ticker VBTC on June 20.

ASX Approves VanEck Bitcoin ETF Listing

The milestone marks ASX’s inaugural offering that directly tracks the price of Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency globally. VanEck Bitcoin ETF‘s approval by ASX was announced via a press release. Arian Neiron, VanEck’s CEO for the Asia-Pacific region, highlighted the ETF’s appeal in providing exposure to Bitcoin through a regulated and transparent investment vehicle.

The approval of VanEck Bitcoin ETF by ASX marks a significant development in Australia‘s cryptocurrency market, aligning with global trends towards mainstream adoption of digital assets in traditional financial markets.

Australia’s Main Exchange Poised for Crypto ETF Growth

US Bitcoin ETFs have amassed a substantial $58 billion since their introduction earlier this year. Notable offerings from BlackRock and Fidelity Investments have underscored institutional interest in cryptocurrencies. Similarly, Hong Kong‘s approval of spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ether in April signalled a broader acceptance of digital assets, albeit with a more modest uptake compared to the US.

Australia’s previous attempts with Bitcoin ETFs on smaller exchanges yielded mixed results, but optimism is high for the ASX listing due to its prominence and Bitcoin’s robust performance over the past year. Market participants like Sydney-based BetaShares Holdings Pty and DigitalX Ltd. are also gearing up for listings on the ASX, anticipating continued investor demand.

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