Bitcoin ETF

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<p><strong>Search giant Google has recently opened its ad spaces to Bitcoin ETFs. A move that paves the way for massive exposure of these financial products tied to cryptocurrency. BlackRock and VanEck were the first to seize the opportunity.</strong></p> 
<h2 id="h-blackrock-and-vaneck-charge-into-google">BlackRock and VanEck Charge Into Google&nbsp;</h2> 
<p>With 100,000 searches processed per second, or 8.55 billion per day, Google is the ultimate advertising eldorado for reaching the general public. The company has just allowed advertising for Bitcoin ETFs, and BlackRock and VanEck did not waste any time. </p>
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<p>From the first day, these two financial giants launched sponsored campaigns promoting the merits of their BTC-backed ETFs. Proof that the market is already structured and that the race is on to capture individual savings.</p> 
<p>BlackRock, the world’s number one asset management firm, highlighted its ETF “iShares Bitcoin Trust”. VanEck took a more educational approach by explaining how ETFs work. The goal is clear: leveraging Google’s endorsement to legitimize and demystify this new investment tool.</p> 
<h2 id="h-bitcoin-etfs-conquering-the-general-public">Bitcoin ETFs Conquering the General Public</h2> 
<p>Until now, investing in Bitcoin was complex for the general public. It was necessary to open an account on an exchange platform, manage cryptographic keys… With an ETF, the purchase is as simple as buying stocks.</p> 
<p>By appearing on Google, Bitcoin ETFs are able to reach millions of savers who would have never taken the step into cryptocurrencies otherwise. Some strategists predict record collections, potentially exceeding $50 billion by 2024.</p> 
<p>It remains to be seen whether individuals will adopt the concept en masse. Bitcoin still has the image of a risky asset. But as BlackRock’s and VanEck’s pioneering behavior shows, the battle for savers’ money is indeed underway.</p> 
<p>Allowing Bitcoin ETF advertising on Google is a small revolution. These finance products related to crypto are now capable of reaching the general public like never before. <a href="https://www.cointribune.com/en/blackrock-and-bitcoin-etfs-absorb-massive-outflows-from-grayscale/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">BlackRock</a>, VanEck and their future competitors have already staked their claim. The impact of these campaigns on savers will be important to monitor closely.</p>

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