CoinVoice has recently learned that, according to CoinDesk, Jacobi Asset Management has announced that its Bitcoin ETF has dropped the entry threshold, opening up for the first time to retail investors in Europe.
The ETF was originally launched in 2023 on Euronext Amsterdam, previously limited to professional investors. According to the approval of the Guernsey regulatory authority, the ETF has now removed the restrictions on professional investors and minimum investment requirements, allowing investors to participate through regulated brokerage and investment platforms.
Jacobi CEO Peter Lane stated that this move is not only a milestone for the company but also solidifies Guernsey’s position as a forward-looking jurisdiction for digital assets. The fund continues to receive institutional-grade custody services from Zodia Custody.
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Jacobi Bitcoin ETF drops its entry threshold, opening for the first time to European retail investors.
CoinVoice has recently learned that, according to CoinDesk, Jacobi Asset Management has announced that its Bitcoin ETF has dropped the entry threshold, opening up for the first time to retail investors in Europe.
The ETF was originally launched in 2023 on Euronext Amsterdam, previously limited to professional investors. According to the approval of the Guernsey regulatory authority, the ETF has now removed the restrictions on professional investors and minimum investment requirements, allowing investors to participate through regulated brokerage and investment platforms.
Jacobi CEO Peter Lane stated that this move is not only a milestone for the company but also solidifies Guernsey’s position as a forward-looking jurisdiction for digital assets. The fund continues to receive institutional-grade custody services from Zodia Custody.