Australia will launch its first Bitcoin spot ETF, expected to open for trading this Friday.

DigitalX,Foreign exchange global trading market an Australian company, announced on Tuesday that it has received regulatory approval to list its first spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). This news marks a significant milestone for Australia in the digital asset sector.

According to the company's press release, the ETF will trade under the code BTXX and is expected to commence trading this Friday. This means investors will soon be able to buy and sell the ETF on the Australian Securities Exchange.

K2 Asset Management will serve as the issuer of the ETF, responsible for its issuance and management. Meanwhile, the renowned digital asset management company 3iQ will undertake the promotion and distribution of the ETF, targeting both domestic and international markets.

Lisa Wade, CEO of DigitalX, stated in the announcement: "Our product will allow Australian investors to invest in Bitcoin in a cost-effective and secure manner, without the need to manage complex digital wallets themselves. This not only simplifies the investment process but also provides investors with more convenience and security assurances."

This initiative reflects the growing interest and demand for Bitcoin and other digital assets in the market. By introducing this new investment tool, DigitalX aims to attract more traditional investors to the digital asset market, further advancing the adoption and acceptance of Bitcoin in Australia.

Additionally, DigitalX stated that it will continue to explore and develop more digital asset investment products to meet the diverse needs of the market, providing investors with more choices and opportunities.

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