The new way to invest in Bitcoin
What does the availability of newly regulated Bitcoin exchange-traded-funds (ETFs) mean for investors?
We talk to Bitcoin and crypto legal expert, Jeremy Muir, a partner at Minter Ellison Rudd Watt about the significance of the Securities & Exchange Commission approving Bitcoin ETFs.
Our conversation looks at the history of Bitcoin, what a spot BTC ETF offers, the tax implications, environmental considerations, which NZ funds are already invested, and the future of crypto currencies generally.
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Ok, now for the legal bit
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