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Coin Circle (120Btc.com) News: After the application of Jacobi FT Wilshire Bitcoin ETF, a Bitcoin spot ETF of Jacobi Asset Management, a London-based asset management company, was approved for listing in October 2021, it was originally planned to be listed on Euronext Amsterdam in July last year.

However, last year, the cryptocurrency market suffered a series of thunderstorms, including the collapse of the Terra ecosystem and the bankruptcy of FTX, which made Jacobi Asset Management decide to postpone the issuance of Jacobi FT Wilshire Bitcoin ETF, believing that the timing of issuance was not appropriate.

Jacobi Asset Management announced today that Jacobi FT Wilshire Bitcoin ETF will finally be listed on Euronext Amsterdam today, becoming the first Bitcoin spot ETF listed in Europe, with the trading code BCOIN, charging investors an annual management fee of 1.5%.

The ETF is regulated by the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC), Fidelity Digital Assets provides custody services, and Flow Traders is the role of market maker, and authorized participants include Jane Street and DRW.

Jacobi CEO Martin Bednall said: "This fund aims to provide institutional investors with simple, secure and transparent access to Bitcoin while meeting their sustainability requirements. We believe that the launch of this ETF will be a catalyst for institutional adoption of digital assets."

Touted as the first decarbonization ETF

The Jacobi FT Wilshire Bitcoin ETF is promoted as the first decarbonization digital asset fund that meets the definition of Article 8 of the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), which applies to funds that promote environmental and social objectives.

Jacobi has partnered with digital asset platform Zumo to implement a verifiable built-in renewable energy certificate (REC) solution that provides institutional investors with the ability to trade Bitcoin while also meeting environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals.

The launch of this Bitcoin spot ETF in Europe comes at a time when no Bitcoin spot ETF has been approved in the United States to date. Although there has been a wave of applications for Bitcoin spot ETFs in the United States recently, John Reed Stark, former director of the SEC's Cyber Enforcement Office, recently said that the SEC is unlikely to approve a Bitcoin spot ETF in the short term, and there will be a turning point after the US presidential election next year.