News with the tag "DigitalX"

Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, was named by DigitalX as its custodial partner for its new spot Bitcoin ETF on July 19. The post Coinbase Secures Custodial Role for Australia’s New Spot Bitcoin ETF by DigitalX appeared first on Cryptonews .

The US crypto exchange Coinbase is providing Bitcoin custody services to Australia’s DigitalX, the issuer of the second spot BTC ETF in the country.

Digitalx, an ASX-listed company, has selected Coinbase to deliver custody and advanced trading execution services for its recently approved Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (BTXX) in Australia. This partnership will offer qualified Australian investors access to bitcoin and other digital assets via a tr...

On July 12, the asset management firm, Digitalx, is set to launch a bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) on an ASX operated stock market. Asset managers K2 Asset Management and 3iQ played a role in establishing what will be the second ETF approved by ASX. Digitalx Set to Debut Australia’s Second Bitco...

Australia has approved the second spot Bitcoin ETF, this time from asset manager DigitalX in partnership with 3iQ and K2. The product will trade on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) under the ticker BTXX. K2 has experience in managing ASX-listed ETFs, so that’ll be their job. DigitalX and 3iQ...

DigitalX has teamed with K2 Asset operation, the responsible organization and ETF issuer, to guarantee a successful launch. The post DigitalX Secures Regulatory Nod for Spot Bitcoin ETF on ASX appeared first on Latest News and Insights on Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, and Investing .

DigitalX Bitcoin ETF will be listed under the ticker BTXX on July 12, becoming the second spot Bitcoin ETF to be approved on the ASX after VanEck’s last month.

DigitalX Ltd. is preparing to list a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (DigitalX Bitcoin ETF) on the main stock market in Australia.

Cointelegraph spoke to former senior executives in traditional finance who've made the move to crypto. Would they ever go back?

Cointelegraph spoke to former senior executives in traditional finance who've made the move to crypto. Would they ever go back?