Blackrock versus sec: How the success of Bitcoin ETFs could conquer the market Gold as a model: parallels between Bitcoin and Gold ETFs

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Von: Krypto News Österreich

Bitcoin-ETFs könnten bald in den USA auf den Markt kommen, wenn es einem der Unternehmen gelingt, die US-Wertpapieraufsicht SEC zu überzeugen. Jan Altmann, ein ETF-Experte, ist zuversichtlich, dass große Investmentfirmen wie BlackRock langfristige Pläne mit Bitcoin verfolgen. Ihrer Meinung nach sind sie nicht an kurzfristigen Spekulationen interessiert, sondern setzen auf langfristiges Wachstum. Altmann sieht viele Parallelen zu den ersten Gold-ETFs, die 2014 eingeführt wurden. Sowohl bei der Struktur als auch beim Vertrieb gibt es Ähnlichkeiten. Genau wie Gold könnte Bitcoin für viele Vermögensverwalter zu einem Standardbestandteil ihres Portfolios werden. Das würde den Bitcoin-Kurs weiter steigen lassen und den Markt für …
Bitcoin ETFs could soon come onto the market in the United States if the company succeeds in convincing the US value paper supervision SEC. Jan Altmann, an ETF expert, is confident that large investment companies such as Blackrock will pursue long-term plans with Bitcoin. In your opinion, you are not interested in short -term speculation, but rely on long -term growth. Altmann sees many parallels to the first gold ETFs that were introduced in 2014. There are similarities in both structure and sales. Just like gold, Bitcoin could become a standard component of their portfolio for many asset managers. That would increase the Bitcoin course further and the market for ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

Bitcoin ETFs could soon come onto the market in the United States if one of the companies succeeds in convincing the US value paper supervision SEC. Jan Altmann, an ETF expert, is confident that large investment companies such as Blackrock will pursue long-term plans with Bitcoin. In your opinion, you are not interested in short -term speculation, but rely on long -term growth.

Altmann sees many parallels to the first gold ETFs that were introduced in 2014. There are similarities in both structure and sales. Just like gold, Bitcoin could become a standard component of their portfolio for many asset managers. That would increase the Bitcoin course and significantly influence the cryptocurrencies market, especially in the USA.

ETFs have been established in Europe for a long time and have proven to be a popular investment instrument. Jan Altmann brought ETFs to Germany 25 years ago and was instrumental in introducing this product group to the Deutsche Börse. His many years of experience and knowledge are therefore invaluable when it comes to analyzing the crypto sector and especially Bitcoin ETFs.

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Bitcoin ETFs that imitate the value of Bitcoin and enable investors to indirectly invest in this cryptocurrency. The big advantage of ETFs is that they are liquid and easy to act, similar to stocks. They offer investors the opportunity to participate in the performance of Bitcoin without having to acquire the cryptocurrency directly.

In the USA, there have been a variety of applications for Bitcoin ETFs at SEC in recent years. So far, however, all applications have been rejected because the SEC has concerns about possible manipulation and lack of supervisory mechanisms in connection with cryptocurrencies. However, the introduction of Bitcoin ETFs would significantly change the market for cryptocurrencies and make them attractive for many investors.

Jan Altmann is optimistic that there could soon be a breakthrough and a Bitcoin ETF will be approved. This would be a milestone for the crypto sector and a sign that Bitcoin establishes itself as a serious asset class. Investors should observe the development closely because this could significantly influence the Bitcoin course.

Overall, the introduction of Bitcoin ETFs in the USA is a much discussed topic that interests both Bitcoin enthusiasts and traditional investors. Jan Altmann's expert council is based on his many years of experience with ETFs and is particularly valuable for assessing the potential effects of Bitcoin ETFs. It remains to be seen whether and when the SEC gives the green light and Bitcoin ETFs are approved.