En concreto, se han retrasado los lanzamientos de al menos tres ETF de criptomonedas, que recibieron luz verde la semana pasada en Australia.
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The much-anticipated launch of the first exchange-traded fund (ETF) of the Bitcoin the biggest and most popular cryptocurrency in the world. It is a decentralized digital currency that enables users to make trustless peer-to-peer transactions. in Australia is experiencing delays.
As reported by DiarioBitcoin, last week, Australia’s regulators and the national clearing house, ASX Clear, announced the launch of an ETF of Bitcoin the first of its kind in the country, after obtaining its approval. The trading of the new product was planned to be launched on the platform. CBOE April 27th.
“ We are now at our minimum number of clearing participants and that means we are ready to start. “said Hamish Treleaven, chief risk officer for ASX , at that time .
However, according to a report by Australian Financial Review (AFR) launch will no longer occur on schedule due to a delay. The media indicated that the delay is due to a runner ” main ” o ” executor “which has not yet approved the products, an issue which in turn was attributed to a delay in appointing a market maker for the product launch.
“ Standard checks are still being completed prior to the commencement of trading “, he declared CBOE in a ad Tuesday. The platform a place to buy, sell and store cryptocurrency did not provide a new launch schedule. . Instead, he stressed that the delay was due to routine checks and added that he would provide an update. in the coming days “.
Three cryptocurrency cryptocurrencies are digital currencies that use cryptographic technologies to secure their operation. ETFs on hold in Australia
Como tal, son three cryptocurrency ETFs that received approval from regulators and ASX and whose negotiation is now experiencing delays. One of them is the Cosmos Asset Management which offers investors exposure to Bitcoin through the ETF an Exchange-traded Fund, an investment fund that users trade on exchanges and trading platforms. Purpose Bitcoin, which was listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange businesses that allow customers to trade cryptocurrencies for fiat money or other cryptocurrencies. last November.
The others are the fund managers’ products ETF Securities y21 Sharesthat include an ETF of Bitcoin and an ETF of Ethereum a decentralized open-source blockchain with smart contracts functionality. both cash cash is the most liquid form of money: physical coins and banknotes in the most narrow sense of the term. (or physical). However, it seems that, for at least one of these companies, the delays began on Friday, when they noticed that the fixes weren’t quite ready for launch.
“ We realized late Friday that an intermediate service provider may not be fully prepared to support the opposite of Resistance, it is a threshold that crypto’s price doesn’t fall below. the launch of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs “said Evan Metcalf, chief product officer for ETF Securities , en un comunicado compartido con el medio Reject .
Despite the delay, there are still high expectations for the arrival of the first cryptocurrency ETFs to the Australian market an area or arena, online or offline, in which commercial dealings are conducted. as they are expected to serve as the country’s first major test of demand for cryptocurrencies from traditional investors. A previous report by AFR already anticipated the flow of $1 billion following the arrival of the first ETF of Bitcoin from Australia.
Meanwhile, it is reported that asset management companies, VanEck Australia, BetaShares y Monochrome Asset Management, are also interested in quoting ETF linked to Bitcoin en Australia.
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Article by Hannah Estefania Perez / DiarioBitcoin
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