The range of regulated ways to invest in the blockchain economy is growing, and as advisers there are two funds you should be aware of:

BLOCK: the world’s largest blockchain equity ETF, gives broad exposure across the whole sector: exchanges, payments, financial firms, chipmakers and miners. It tracks the CoinShares Blockchain Global Equity Index.

MINE: zooms in on one part of that ecosystem, specifically the companies that mine Bitcoin and run the infrastructure behind it. Listing on the London Stock Exchange, it is targeted exposure to mining, which tends to track the Bitcoin price more closely.

Both are eligible within tax wrappers and GIAs.

In this session, CoinShares will cover how each fund is built, how they differ, and where each fits in a portfolio.

Please read the important information below before registering.

CPD: 45 minutes | Unstructured | Self-certified (with Bitcoin IFA certificate)

Important information, please read before registering:

This webinar is produced by The Bitcoin IFA and is intended solely for UK FCA-regulated financial services and compliance professionals. It is not intended for retail clients or members of the general public.

Commercial disclosure: This webinar is sponsored. CoinShares has paid The Bitcoin IFA a fee to present to this audience. The Bitcoin IFA does not receive any referral, introducer’s or commission-based fee from CoinShares in relation to any investment in its products.

Regulatory status: CoinShares Capital Markets (UK) Limited is an appointed representative of Strata Global Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Daniel Parkinson and The Bitcoin IFA are not authorised or regulated by the FCA, and nothing in this webinar is provided in the capacity of a regulated adviser.

Nature of content: The content of this webinar is educational and informational only. Nothing in it constitutes financial, tax or legal advice, a personal recommendation, or an invitation to invest in any product. Investments of this kind carry risk, including the loss of capital; their value can fall as well as rise, and past performance is not a guide to future performance. Attendees should carry out their own due diligence and ensure clients obtain appropriate advice.

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