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A cryptocurrency ETF is an investment fund listed on traditional stock exchanges that tracks the price of cryptocurrencies or related assets (such as futures contracts or mining company stocks). It provides investors with an easy way to access the cryptocurrency market without directly purchasing crypto assets, while also benefiting from professional custodial services and regulatory protections. Trading is similar to stocks, making it simple and efficient; however, investors should be aware of the high volatility of the cryptocurrency market and the potential impact of management fees on returns.

Institutional investors have a cautiously optimistic attitude toward cryptocurrency ETFs. They recognize ETFs as a compliant and convenient tool for crypto investment that reduces operational complexity and aligns with institutional risk management requirements. However, they remain wary of the high volatility of the cryptocurrency market and regulatory uncertainties. As a result, most institutions allocate only a small proportion of their portfolios to crypto ETFs, treating them as diversification tools while closely monitoring key factors such as management fees and tracking errors.

An ETF’s asset under management (AUM) refers to the total value of assets the fund manages, directly reflecting the market value of its underlying securities. In contrast, market cap refers to the ETF’s trading value in the secondary market, calculated as the ETF’s current market price multiplied by its outstanding shares. Due to market supply and demand, an ETF’s market cap may deviate from its AUM.

The main difference between investing in a cryptocurrency ETF and directly purchasing cryptocurrency is that ETFs are strictly regulated and managed by professional institutions. Investors can trade them like stocks through regular brokerage accounts without worrying about private key security or technical issues. In contrast, buying cryptocurrency directly requires opening an exchange account, managing wallets, and securing private keys. While direct crypto purchases allow for 24/7 trading, they come with higher regulatory and security risks and involve more complex operations.

ETFs can be purchased through brokerage platforms such as Charles Schwab or Interactive Brokers, which offer low trading fees and a wide selection of ETF products. Opening an account requires proof of identity (such as a passport) and proof of funds. Investors should consider U.S. stock market trading hours, exchange rate fluctuations, and tax policies. Some brokers may also have minimum deposit requirements.

By applying to become an order recipient and binding the trading API, you agree to the following disclaimer:  

1. API Usage Responsibility: The individual operator acknowledges and confirms that binding the trading API is for executing contract trades. All transactions executed via the API are independent of the order recipient’s decisions, and the order recipient assumes full responsibility for the trading results.  

2. Security: The order recipient is responsible for safeguarding their API key. Unauthorized access or use may result in financial loss. Brokers must immediately notify the platform in writing of any unauthorized use.  

3. Trading Risks: Using the trading API involves market risks, including but not limited to price fluctuations and slippage. Leaders should independently assess market risks. Individual members should also independently assess market risks, and the platform bears no responsibility for losses caused by market fluctuations.  

4. Technical Issues: The use of the trading API may be affected by technical issues, including but not limited to system failures and network interruptions. The platform is not responsible for losses resulting from technical issues.  

5. API Key Protection: The order recipient must properly safeguard their API key and not share it with any third party. Any loss caused by the leakage of the API key shall be borne by the order recipient.  

6. Compliance: Leaders using the API must comply with all applicable laws and regulations. Violations may result in the termination of the order recipient’s qualification. 

7. API Privileges: Leaders acknowledge and agree that the privileges granted by API binding will allow contract trading execution. The platform is not responsible for losses caused by the improper use of API privileges.  

8. Disclaimer Changes: The platform reserves the right to modify the disclaimer at any time. Changes will be notified by the platform. By continuing to use the API, the order recipient agrees to any modifications to the disclaimer.  

I have read, understood, and agreed to all the terms of the above disclaimer.  

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