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christl10
1 year ago

That is what many currently think and hope for increasing courses.

Otherwise, the urge to buy Bitcoin ETFs would not be so big!

WhatzUpGaming
1 year ago

Bitcoin/Etherium are no ETFs they are cryptocurrencies and thus they have an extreme volatility (climb and fall quickly)

ETF are stock corporations more or less and buy a part of the shares they contain. You don’t have these shares directly, but you have the ETF.

WhatzUpGaming
1 year ago
Reply to  Gojosatoru383

Ne Bank always wants to turn your own stuff (from trading partners) so don’t let anything batter you.

Osterkarnigel
1 year ago
Reply to  WhatzUpGaming

ETF are not just shares bundles you can buy exactly other things with it.

TheOrangePill
1 year ago

No Bitcoin is a free decentralized digital currency.

However, there are ETFs in other countries (USA quite up-to-date) that are deposited with Bitcoin.

This is not allowed in Germany.

For this, there are ETNs to buy in Germany.

TapRoot2021
1 year ago
Reply to  Gojosatoru383

Luckily I have real coins at Trade Republic

At TR you don’t have the Coins. Therefore, you don’t have Bitcoin, but if at all, TR. And if they are really “real” you don’t even know or can’t test it. That’s why I wouldn’t keep BTC. There have often been cases where it turned out that there was money on the paper that was not there (see Wirecard). If the hype goes off and the price of Bitcoin rises properly, then it could be a painful “test”. And no in this case you are not insured about TR because they only assure your investment amount and not the value they should have.

TheOrangePill
1 year ago
Reply to  Gojosatoru383

They really belong to you only when you’re holding them on your own wallet…

TapRoot2021
1 year ago

Speaking I made over 100,000 euros could it be that I never had the money or lost a part?

But it can be easy that you just don’t get it. Insolvency can take time and it wouldn’t be worth the stress. Especially because bitcoin can rise very strongly.

TheOrangePill
1 year ago

If TR goes broke or cannot pay for other reasons then yes. That’s why you should always keep your coins.

TheOrangePill
1 year ago

Super for this is Bitcoin not thought…

kevin1905
1 year ago

ETFs themselves are property values, cryptocurrencies are not.

You can dine.

TheOrangePill
1 year ago
Reply to  kevin1905

I think he means the BlackRock Bitcoin ETFs.

Osterkarnigel
1 year ago

This is too non-specific but if I need answers to what I then have ETF a the rest not

Osterkarnigel
1 year ago
Reply to  Gojosatoru383

As you said, your statements are too little context to really say something.

The most important questions you should answer for what is the money. What’s the plan? How long does it last? What expenses do I have in the future and can happen that I need the money. Am I willing to lose all the capital or much of it?

How do I see my financial reserves that I have on any daily money accounts or something?

Such things.