Following the approval of the first Bitcoin spot ETF by the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in June, the Australian market is about to welcome a second similar product. DigitalX has obtained authorization to list its Bitcoin ETF on the country’s main exchange.
Details of DigitalX’s Bitcoin ETF
DigitalX’s Bitcoin ETF, which will be listed under the symbol BTXX, is set to debut on July 12. The fund has been developed in collaboration with K2 Asset Management and 3iQ. It will offer Australian investors direct exposure to Bitcoin, without the need for derivatives. The fund managers hope to attract a wide range of investors interested in cryptocurrencies. The initiative could also strengthen Australia’s position in the global digital assets market.
The arrival of a second Bitcoin ETF in Australia
The approval of DigitalX’s ETF marks another milestone for the adoption of cryptocurrencies in Australia. In June, the ASX had already given the green light to the launch of VanEck’s Bitcoin ETF, making Australia one of the first countries to offer this type of listed product. This reflects a growing confidence in digital assets and their integration into traditional financial markets. Australian investors now have new opportunities to diversify their portfolios with crypto-currencies.
The expected impact on the Australian market
The arrival of these Bitcoin ETFs is expected to attract new investors to the Australian cryptocurrency market. In particular, this could boost capital flows from superannuation funds, which account for a significant proportion of Australians’ savings. This is because these products offer a more traditional, regulated exposure to digital assets.
