Australia's first Bitcoin ETF will be listed on the Australian Stock Exchange
According to Bloomberg, an ETF directly investing in Bitcoin will be listed on the Australian main board market for the first time. VanEck stated in a press release on Saturday that the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has approved VanEck's Bitcoin ETF, which will be listed on Thursday. In addition, BetaShares Holdings Pty based in Sydney and another local company DigitalX Ltd. are also waiting to list their Bitcoin ETFs on the Australian main board.
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