ETF definition An ETF represents a basket of securities that is traded on stock market exchanges, much like any other stock. Technically, when you purchase a share of the ETF, you become a partial ...

So, a bitcoin futures ETF is an exchange-traded fund that holds bitcoin futures contracts and sells shares of the fund to investors. These shares are bought and sold on a mainstream exchange.

VanEck has expressed frustration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) because it keeps delaying approval ...

The Renaissance IPO ETF may be too risky for some investors, primarily because of the potential downsides associated with investing in newly public companies. By definition, IPOs are new stocks ...

Despite challenges, thematic and sector ETFs can have a meaningful role within an intelligently constructed portfolio.

The SEC raised concerns over staking-linked ETFs a day after stating that most crypto staking falls outside the scope of ...

Leveraged ETFs are a form of exchange traded fund (ETF) that seek to deliver multiplied returns of the underlying benchmark they track. For instance, if the FTSE 100 increases 10% in a day, a 2x FTSE ...

The SEC is raising legal red flags over two proposed crypto ETFs tied to staking rewards, both of which had just cleared ...

Featured Story: An opinion piece by George Kaloudis, titled: “A Straightforward Explanation for Why Financial Giants Want to Issue a Spot Bitcoin ETF” This episode was hosted by Adam B.