CryptoBitcoinDigitalX Gains Approval for Bitcoin ETF Listing on ASX

DigitalX Gains Approval for Bitcoin ETF Listing on ASX

Australia’s DigitalX announced on Tuesday that it has received approval to list its spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).

Trading under the ticker BTXX, the ETF will begin trading on Friday, according to a press statement.

K2 Asset Management will serve as the issuer of the ETF, while digital asset manager 3iQ will handle its promotion and distribution both domestically and internationally.

“Our offering will enable Australians to invest in Bitcoin without having to manage digital wallets, in a cost-effective and secure manner,” said DigitalX Chief Executive Officer Lisa Wade.

Related Topics:

Share This Post

Andrew
Andrew
Self-taught investor with over 5 years of financial trading experience Author of numerous articles for hedge funds with over $5 billion in cumulative AUM and Worked with several global financial institutions. After finding success using his financial acumen to build an investment portfolio, Andrew began writing and editing articles about the cryptocurrency space for sites such as chaincryptocoins.com, ensuring readers were kept up to date on hot topics such as Bitcoin and The latest news on digital currencies and Ethereum.

Related Posts

Why the US Government Holds Bitcoin

In recent years, Bitcoin (BTC) has evolved from a...

Joe Lubin Unveils Sovs.xyz Platform for On-Chain Personal Sovereignty

Joe Lubin, co-founder of Ethereum and CEO of ConsenSys,...

Bitcoin ETFs Suffer $400M in Outflows as BlackRock’s IBIT Continues to Thrive

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the United States saw...

Cardano Drops 10% in Single-Day Loss, Marking Largest Decline Since July

Cardano experienced a significant downturn on Thursday, with its...

XRP Sees Major Surge, Up 10% on the Day as Market Cap Reaches $43.88B

XRP surged by 10.25%, marking its largest one-day percentage...

Bitcoin Pulls Back from Record Highs as Market Sentiment Shifts

Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline on Friday, retreating from...