In order to settle U.S SEC accusations related to the 2021 launch of an exchange-traded fund (ETF) centered on social media, VanEck agreed to pay a fine of $1.75 million. A civil penalty was levied on the investment advisor by the SEC. In a statement issued on February 16th, the
Spot Bitcoin ETF issuers are still at battle over fees, and VanEck has quietly shifted gears by slashing fees. A 5 bps drop in the sponsor fee for VanEck’s spot Bitcoin ETF is detailed in a document the company made with the U.S SEC. Sponsor fees for VanEck’s Bitcoin ETF
Unit bias psychology promotes holding entire units, which might make prospective investors wary of purchasing fractional Bitcoins, says Gabor Gurbacs, an advisor at VanEck. One such answer he proposes is the use of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Gurbacs said in a series of tweets on Twitter that a lot of
CEO Jan van Eck of the prominent asset management company VanEck recently expressed optimism about Bitcoin’s future on “The Exchange” on CNBC. Van Eck, who has extensive knowledge of the cryptocurrency business, believes that Bitcoin will reach new records in the next year. Optimistic View Van Eck has extensive experience
An updated spot Bitcoin ETF application was filed to the United States SEC on Friday by VanEck, a mutual fund and ETF management firm. The “HODL” ticker symbol will designate the VanEck spot Bitcoin ETF on the exchange. According to an S-1 filing with the United States SEC on December 8,
VanEck refiled to the SEC for spot BTC ETF after eight months from the previous result. The new application’s deadline is marked march 2023. VanEck has reapplied to the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for spot bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF), after facing rejection on Nov 21. It is one
