Canada leads the world with seven Bitcoin ETFs valued at $2 billion in total assets, according to a CoinGecko report.
Europe also boasts a significant market with ten-spot Bitcoin ETFs. In total, there are 20 offerings globally, totaling $4.16 billion in assets.
Following Canada, Germany has one spot Bitcoin ETF with $802.52 million in assets. Countries like Brazil and Liechtenstein also have notable ETFs with $295.74 million and $218.18 million, respectively.
However, Canada’s top position might only last for a while, as reports suggest that BlackRock, Fidelity, and crypto-focused companies like Grayscale are competing to launch their spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is currently reviewing eight to ten filings for new spot Bitcoin products, though specific timelines have yet to be provided.
