CAUTION!! Many scammers are using the comment section to promote their scams and sometimes even use the name “99Bitcoins” in their profile. Never send money to someone you don’t know and don’t accept offers to trade or exchange cryptocurrency from strangers. Stay safe 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Today’s topic is Bitcoin ETFs, here is what we will cover in the video: 00:00 Start 00:38 Buying Bitcoin ₿ 01:13 Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) 💰 01:30 Bitcoin ETF Explained 02:10 Bitcoin Spot vs Futures ETF 02:33 Buying a Bitcoin ETF 02:52 Does a Bitcoin ETF tracks Bitcoin price precisely? 03:16 Bitcoin ETF PROS ✅ 03:35 Bitcoin ETF CONS ❌ 05:07 How to choose the best Bitcoin ETF? 05:32 Things to Consider When Choosing a Bitcoin ETF 06:33 Bitcoin ETF Price Effect 🚀🚀🚀 07:18 Anything Can Happen With Bitcoin ***this is not an investment advice*** 07:30 Bitcoin ETF Summary 07:48 By Now You Understand What is a Bitcoin ETF 08:03 Where to invest in Bitcoin ETF? 08:31 Bloopers 🤪
I bought a hardware wallet. Set up the pass phrases but never used it. Just too scary, and I think I read that there was a hack into that company's system not long ago. so I bought Grayscale (GBTC) late summer 2021. Went up for a month or two, then slid down and down. I lost 75% of my investment. This was due to the discount between BTC and GBTC. But I kept the faith, why lose the last 25% by selling? GBTC is now 25%+ over what I paid. GBTC recovered as the likelihood of the ETF increased, then it did. With the halving in April I'm hanging on. And SO glad I didn't own the actual bitcoin. The stories of people losing it all due to hacking or lost passwords is just plain scary.
This is the crypto channel I was really hoping to find. No clickbait thumbnails. Everything broken down for the layman. Clear and concise, unbiased information. Thank you 😊
I actually have BOTH BITCOIN and a BITCOIN ETF. The Bitcoin stored on Blockchain is my long term holdings The ETF is there for liquidity sort of like an emergency fund. If I need to take a flight sell some shares to cover the airplane fare or unexpected bill move the money into my debit card and pay the bill.
@@kingroyale7110 I like Bitcoin for my savings. I also need an emergency fund to kee me from selling BTC at a loss. To me it makes more sense in my emergency fund being in a Bitcoin ETF where it can grow is better than an account in merely fiat
For sure, a way to pool others money, gain interest, collect fees, take advantage of volatility while shutting the investor out. For the ease of entry they sure take a lot of rights away. It's a bitcoin bank game, like banks they don't actually have all that liquidity just a small portion and if they get their bluff called and people make a run on it... They will find themselfs the loser.
This is information that I personally think needs to go to a decision very quickly to get a better bang for your buck. If we choose to be slower. That will cause us to lose
Question: If I invest in a Bitcoin ETF, am I able to receive that Bitcoin in the future, Or does that Bitcoin belong to the hedge fund, used by investors as a monetary gain only?
Hi @minionkevin6623, If you invest in a Bitcoin ETF, you don't actually own any Bitcoin. The ETF tracks Bitcoin's price, but it's like buying shares in a company that owns gold - you don't own the gold directly. ETFs offer regulated access to Bitcoin's price movements for investment purposes, but you can't redeem your shares for actual Bitcoin. Please note: This is not financial advice, please continue the DYOR process.
Thank you. I’ve been trying to figure out how bitcoin works but still having trouble. However I’m familiar with ETF’s and never knew they also were for bitcoin.
This video indicates that all BTC EFTs must own the BTCs. Is that actually true? I find conflicting information on this aspect of spot BTC ETFs. What is true?
I bought some IBIT ETF and I have a question about the management fee. Is it paid automatically from my holding? I've searched for this but haven't found any good explanation.
Thanks for continuing updates I'd rather trade the stock market as it's more profitable. I make an average of $34,500 per week even though I barely trade myself...👍
Hi @eitan71, Yes, Bitcoin ETFs are accessible globally. Examples of Bitcoin ETFs outside US - a) Purpose Bitcoin ETF (Canada) b) 3iQ CoinShares Bitcoin ETF (Canada) c) BTCetc - ETC Group Physical Bitcoin (Europe) I hope this helps!
Etf sucks ahah its probably good to add to the retirement thing , but one can also just plan his own retirement. Away from the goverment. I feel for the old folk here in NB canada, the average pention is around 800 bucks a month.
And the blackrock finally found a way to collect most of the bitcoins to them now. 😂 .. Like i learnt from somewhere, "a rich man may distribute the whole worlds money to each individuals of this earth ,but in a short matter of time all the money will come back to him" 😂
They have turned into click bait garbage. Looking at their recent videos, some other guy is talking and basically pushing shit coins and scams. That's what this channel has become
Thanks for continuing updates I'd rather trade the stock market as it's more profitable. I make an average of $34,500 per week even though I barely trade myself...👍
Nothing has better returns than Bitcoin in the last decade, if you invested a 1000 dollars in Bitcoin in 2010 you would have over 31+ million dollars. Nothing wrong with having both stocks and Bitcoin.
CAUTION!! Many scammers are using the comment section to promote their scams and sometimes even use the name “99Bitcoins” in their profile. Never send money to someone you don’t know and don’t accept offers to trade or exchange cryptocurrency from strangers.
Stay safe 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Today’s topic is Bitcoin ETFs, here is what we will cover in the video:
00:00 Start
00:38 Buying Bitcoin ₿
01:13 Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) 💰
01:30 Bitcoin ETF Explained
02:10 Bitcoin Spot vs Futures ETF
02:33 Buying a Bitcoin ETF
02:52 Does a Bitcoin ETF tracks Bitcoin price precisely?
03:16 Bitcoin ETF PROS ✅
03:35 Bitcoin ETF CONS ❌
05:07 How to choose the best Bitcoin ETF?
05:32 Things to Consider When Choosing a Bitcoin ETF
06:33 Bitcoin ETF Price Effect 🚀🚀🚀
07:18 Anything Can Happen With Bitcoin
***this is not an investment advice***
07:30 Bitcoin ETF Summary
07:48 By Now You Understand What is a Bitcoin ETF
08:03 Where to invest in Bitcoin ETF?
08:31 Bloopers 🤪
I guess with a Bitcoin ETF, I can finally invest in Bitcoin without the fear of misplacing my wallet.
I bought a hardware wallet. Set up the pass phrases but never used it. Just too scary, and I think I read that there was a hack into that company's system not long ago. so I bought Grayscale (GBTC) late summer 2021. Went up for a month or two, then slid down and down. I lost 75% of my investment. This was due to the discount between BTC and GBTC. But I kept the faith, why lose the last 25% by selling? GBTC is now 25%+ over what I paid. GBTC recovered as the likelihood of the ETF increased, then it did. With the halving in April I'm hanging on. And SO glad I didn't own the actual bitcoin. The stories of people losing it all due to hacking or lost passwords is just plain scary.
How come not to many ppl explain it like this
Show me how to invest Bitcoin ETF
Let the creative juices flow Nate. This is the first crypto channel I subscribed to, and it’s the best one I’m subscribing to.
This is the crypto channel I was really hoping to find. No clickbait thumbnails. Everything broken down for the layman. Clear and concise, unbiased information. Thank you 😊
They have turned into click bait garbage. Looking at their recent videos, some other guy is talking and basically pushing shit coins and scams.
So Nate isn't always perfectly eloquent every second... I would have never known without the blooper reel
Not your keys not your coin
Thanks for the great explanation Nate, always clear and concise!
NJ. More info in less time than most. Dense. Concise. Mostly accurate.
That's okay. Most of the data comes out of there.
I actually have BOTH BITCOIN and a BITCOIN ETF.
The Bitcoin stored on Blockchain is my long term holdings
The ETF is there for liquidity sort of like an emergency fund. If I need to take a flight sell some shares to cover the airplane fare or unexpected bill move the money into my debit card and pay the bill.
Your a very smart dude ❤
@@kingroyale7110 I like Bitcoin for my savings.
I also need an emergency fund to kee me from selling BTC at a loss.
To me it makes more sense in my emergency fund being in a Bitcoin ETF where it can grow is better than an account in merely fiat
Feel like a big guys scam.
A way to control the smaller investor
For sure, a way to pool others money, gain interest, collect fees, take advantage of volatility while shutting the investor out. For the ease of entry they sure take a lot of rights away. It's a bitcoin bank game, like banks they don't actually have all that liquidity just a small portion and if they get their bluff called and people make a run on it... They will find themselfs the loser.
Some good information in this one. I hope that this segment will be a regular thing on Tuesdays. And the outtakes at the end were funny
This is information that I personally think needs to go to a decision very quickly to get a better bang for your buck. If we choose to be slower. That will cause us to lose
Thank you, Nate, for such an in-depth, yet simple explanation. The best one on CZcams!❤
Great explanations always. This was a well thought and detailed explanation of the BTC ETF. Thanks.
The narration was great. As long as we absorb it and go, we will always get some gains
In bitcoin we verify.
In Nate we trust 😅
Keep up the great work 99Bitcoins and you to nate been waching since 2017 ❤
Much appreciated!
Question: If I invest in a Bitcoin ETF, am I able to receive that Bitcoin in the future, Or does that Bitcoin belong to the hedge fund, used by investors as a monetary gain only?
Hi @minionkevin6623,
If you invest in a Bitcoin ETF, you don't actually own any Bitcoin. The ETF tracks Bitcoin's price, but it's like buying shares in a company that owns gold - you don't own the gold directly. ETFs offer regulated access to Bitcoin's price movements for investment purposes, but you can't redeem your shares for actual Bitcoin. Please note: This is not financial advice, please continue the DYOR process.
Thank you. I’ve been trying to figure out how bitcoin works but still having trouble. However I’m familiar with ETF’s and never knew they also were for bitcoin.
What do you mean you can’t sell your Bitcoin ETF shares in big market swings? Thats the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.
This video indicates that all BTC EFTs must own the BTCs. Is that actually true? I find conflicting information on this aspect of spot BTC ETFs. What is true?
Thank you so much for this video. Super helpful and well-presented. Your time and effort is most appreciated!
Ever considered uploading these to a podcast app? Would be an ideal method of consumption for me.
Great explanation!
Great explanation Nate. Thanks
so naturally it should go up and everyone knows about halving and holding, so there must be someone that keep selling to get all that profit, right?
Thank you for the video 👍
I bought some IBIT ETF and I have a question about the management fee. Is it paid automatically from my holding? I've searched for this but haven't found any good explanation.
So Bitcoin for boomers. I want to invest in this new fangled bitcoin, but want my bank to do everything for me.
Thank you for sharing. Very helpful
Thanks for explaining in easy to understand language
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Nate, i have a question, if i put a lamb named Lucky Coin in a vicious wolf den.
Do you think the wolves will raise the lamb to a big strong sheep?
Thanks Nate. This was very informative.
Great vid once again 😊 Good on u Nate.
The speech was great though. But we need to absorb the knowledge of his analysis. Only then can we get better profits.
Thank you
Thanks
Will you be the special guest speaker at the next crypto coin convention?
So don't bother investing in ETFs as the Government will eventually block the normal person out.
What is better, a BTC ETF or a Cypto Index?
Thanks for continuing updates I'd rather trade the stock market as it's more profitable. I make an average of $34,500 per week even though I barely trade myself...👍
Great video, thanks for that. 👈
But I shall still rather buy real BTC.
A great teacher equals to God. Thanks for the explanation
So nice of you!
Dude, you kill me 😂❤
Bad. Are you a recent major loss in the cryptocurrency market?
can i have a\an (Bitcoin)ETF even if i'm not an American citizen and don't have a bank account in America?
Hi @eitan71,
Yes, Bitcoin ETFs are accessible globally.
Examples of Bitcoin ETFs outside US -
a) Purpose Bitcoin ETF (Canada)
b) 3iQ CoinShares Bitcoin ETF (Canada)
c) BTCetc - ETC Group Physical Bitcoin (Europe)
I hope this helps!
@@99Bitcoins
Thanks!
Et Tu Nate? ClickBait title pic? Don't lower yourself my man!
Unpopular opinion: You're not an adult if you can't manage your own money.
Etf sucks ahah its probably good to add to the retirement thing , but one can also just plan his own retirement. Away from the goverment. I feel for the old folk here in NB canada, the average pention is around 800 bucks a month.
And the blackrock finally found a way to collect most of the bitcoins to them now. 😂 ..
Like i learnt from somewhere,
"a rich man may distribute the whole worlds money to each individuals of this earth ,but in a short matter of time all the money will come back to him" 😂
319th... Thanks Nate
Bro what happened to this channel
This is ridiculous. No thanks!
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Please don’t cheapen your channel by succumbing to using ridiculous shocked portraits in your thumbnails.
that’s how this platform works. let the man get his views.
They have turned into click bait garbage. Looking at their recent videos, some other guy is talking and basically pushing shit coins and scams. That's what this channel has become
Fake
Thanks for continuing updates I'd rather trade the stock market as it's more profitable. I make an average of $34,500 per week even though I barely trade myself...👍
Nothing has better returns than Bitcoin in the last decade, if you invested a 1000 dollars in Bitcoin in 2010 you would have over 31+ million dollars.
Nothing wrong with having both stocks and Bitcoin.
Great explanation. Thank you guys!