
Mouthy Money speaks exclusively to one of the world’s major bitcoin ETN providers on launching back to the UK retail crypto market after the FCA ban lifts.
21Shares manages $80 billion of crypto assets including bitcoin and ethereum.
Duncan Moir, president at 21Shares, talks to Ed and Chris about the lifting of the crypto ETN ban in the UK including:
-What to expect now the ban has lifted
-How 21shares crypto ETNs work
-Where to buy and hold bitcoin ETNs in the UK
-Why some platforms are dragging their feet over listing bitcoin ETNs
-Whether they’ll be available in ISAs and pensions
Are you planning on holding bitcoin ETNs in your portfolio now they’ve been approved for retail investors? Let us know in the comments, we’re always keen to hear from our community!
SHOW NOTES
Find out more about 21Shares on their website:
https://www.21shares.com/en-eu
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Bitcoin and Market Changes
02:01 The Lifting of the Ban on Crypto ETNs
05:32 Understanding Crypto ETNs and Their Benefits
10:56 Market Demand and Consumer Interest in Crypto ETNs
16:13 Platforms for Trading Crypto ETNs
21:31 Tax Implications and Investment Accounts for Crypto ETNs
27:17 The Future of Bitcoin and Investment Strategies
Bitcoin, ETNs, cryptocurrency, investment, regulation, UK market, Duncan Moir, 21 Shares, financial advice, crypto security, ISAs, pensions, cryptoassets
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