Finam will launch an investment tool that allows you to gain a Bitcoin growth without your direct purchase. This will be a structural bonus of a corridor for six months with double capital protection, based on ETF (Sports Exchange Fund) to Bitcoin, a Finam representative told Vdomosti.
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The bonus will be nominated in rubles, and profitability will be calculated in the equivalent of dollars at the central bank rate. If six months after buying paper, the price of ETF in Bitcoin will increase at least one base point compared to the start, the investor may receive up to 20% of dollar income. The minimum amount of investments is 200 thousand rubles, the brokerage commission: 1% in rubles.
The Finams will use the ETF called Ishhares Bitcoin Trust, launched by one of the world’s largest investment companies in Blackrock in the summer of 2023. During the past year, it grew by more than 80%, Vdomosti said.
At the level of reduction in the ETF course in 30%Bitcoin, the investor will receive invested capital. The bonus also provides the second level of protection: with a stronger correction of Bitcoin, the loss will not be considered from the initial price, but of the protective barrier at the level of 70% of the initial bond cost. The protective part of the structural bonus is invested in a fixed profitability of the money market.
In the future, Finams plans to launch a product with a binding link to the ETF in the Altcoin Ethereum, the head of the Innovative Products and Financial Engineering Department of the Anton Dorodnev corridor added in an interview with Vdomosti.
At the end of January, Blackrock Chief Larry Fink, made an increase in Bitcoin to $ 700 thousand. During the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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