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News According to digital asset investment manager, CoinShares, institutional-grade crypto asset investment products inflows have already reached record levels so far in 2021. According to Coinshares’ March 15 Fund Flows Weekly report first quarter inflows into cryptocurrency funds are up 7.7% and already total $4.2 billion, smashing the quarterly record of $3.9 billion set in Q4 2020. There are now five digital asset investment providers with over a billion dollars in assets under management, or AUM: Grayscale, CoinShares, 3iQ, ETC Issuance, and 21Shares. The newly launched Purpose Bitc...

Looking for the adrenaline rush of investing in Bitcoin but without the bother of crypto-exchanges and digital wallets? An exchange-traded fund might appeal, except an investor won’t find one tracking Bitcoin in the $5.9 trillion U.S. ETF universe -- at least not yet. While exchange-traded crypto-tracking products exist in Europe and a Bitcoin ETF opened in February in Canada, U.S. regulators have repeatedly batted down attempts to introduce them, citing concerns about potential manipulation and

Shopify could turn out to be a better investment to grow your wealth than Bitcoin as the cryptocurrency constantly keeps investors on their toes.

Grayscale Investments has posted at least nine ETF-related positions to LinkedIn, signaling it is anticipating a green light from the SEC for a crypto ETF.

The Globe and Mail Contributed to The Globe and Mail Published March 12, 2021 Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer At the end of February, the Canadian ETF Industry reached a new record high of $270 billion in assets under management. The number of ETFs listed in Canada continues to grow as we welcomed the world’s first bitcoin ETF. Once more, Canadian regulators prove to be ...