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Bitcoin Spot ETF Issuer Launches Promotion After Google Marketing Rule Changes
On February 6, according to the Financial Times, major asset management companies from BlackRock to Grayscale have launched online advertising campaigns to promote their Bitcoin trading platform exchange-traded funds (ETFs), taking full advantage of Google’s promotion of crypto. Changes in the rules for marketing monetary instruments. Google’s new marketing rules allow ads promoting “cryptocurrency coin trusts” to appear next to search results for queries such as “bitcoin ETF”. The rules come into effect on January 29, following the launch of Bitcoin ETFs on January 11 by 10 asset managers. Ads have appeared from asset managers including BlackRock, Fidelity, Grayscale, Invesco and Bitwise promoting spot Bitcoin ETFs, with issuers trying to get their products in front of as many potential customers as possible, especially Retail investors. The companies have stepped up their marketing efforts and are locked in a fierce fee war as every spot Bitcoin ETF issuer except Grayscale has waived or cut fees as the emerging products continue to expand their asset bases. Grayscale charges 1.5%.
