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Bitcoin Game-Changer: First Trust’s BTC Butter ETF Opens the Floodgates for Trillion-Dollar Banks to Invest in Bitcoin and Push It to $80,000

Collin BrownBy 03 Mins Read
bitcoin ETFs may occur within a three-day period in January
  • The innovative First Trust Bitcoin Buffer 30 ETF, set to launch soon, offers unique protection against initial losses, marking a novel approach in crypto investments.
  • With the SEC reviewing multiple Bitcoin ETF proposals and experts predicting BTC’s significant price surge, a major shift in the cryptocurrency investment landscape is imminent.

The First Trust Bitcoin Buffer 30 ETF, filed with the SEC on December 14, 2023, is expected to be effective 75 days later. This ETF, designed to provide protection for ETP trading in the US, could have a massive positive effect on Bitcoin’s price in the long term.

In the realm of cryptocurrency, this news is indeed thrilling! First Trust has filed for the innovative Bitcoin Buffer ETF, distinguishing itself from standard Bitcoin ETFs. This ETF offers distinctive protection for investors, shielding them from the initial 30% loss in the underlying ETP at the conclusion of each Target Outcome Period.

The Bitcoin Buffer ETF is designed with specific objectives and scope. It includes a unique feature, as outlined in the quote:

After the Underlying ETP has decreased in price by more than 30%, the Fund will experience subsequent losses on a one-to-one basis (i.e., if the Underlying ETP loses 35%, the Fund loses 5%). The buffer is before taking into account the Fund’s fees and expenses charged to shareholders.

This buffer is calculated prior to the deduction of the Fund’s fees and expenses from shareholders’ holdings.” This was also referenced in my recent tweet below.

This ETF stands out due to its unique approach in the crypto market, offering downside risk mitigation and capping potential gains. Such a development could crucially influence Bitcoin’s valuation and draw substantial institutional investments. The launch of the Bitcoin Buffer ETF could open avenues for trillion-dollar banks to invest in Bitcoin, potentially driving its value to $80,000, as further explained towards the end of this article.

Bitcoin ETF Approval: A Turning Point in Crypto Investment

In a recent development, SEC Chair Gary Gensler has been reported to be reviewing between 8 and 12 Bitcoin ETF proposals. This update, initially shared by LiveSquawk, underscores a pivotal moment in the cryptocurrency sector.

Taking these developments into account, we eagerly await, as reported by CNF and predicted by Bloomberg experts, the progression towards the near-certain approval of Bitcoin ETFs, with a 90% likelihood by January. Following this development, the BTC price is forecasted to reach $250,000 in January.

Additionally, CNF has emphasized the significant potential impact on the BTC market, particularly highlighting the involvement of major asset managers like BlackRock and Grayscale, which indicates a major shift in the cryptocurrency investment landscape.

Adding to this positive outlook, Bitwise, the world’s largest crypto index fund manager, has released an optimistic report. It highlights Bitcoin’s exceptional performance in 2023, where it surged by 128%, outpacing major asset classes like the S&P 500 with a 21% return, gold at 12%, and bonds at 2%.

This trend is expected to continue into 2024, with Bitcoin predicted to trade above $80,000 and reach new record highs. The accompanying graph below illustrates the overall performance trajectory of BTC.

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This article is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended as investment advice. The content does not constitute a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any securities or financial instruments. Readers should conduct their own research and consult with financial advisors before making investment decisions. The information presented may not be current and could become outdated.

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