Digital-asset markets and the Canadian issuers exposed to them.
The most interesting question in crypto may no longer be where Bitcoin goes next. From mining economics and AI data centres to payment infrastructure and regulation, a growing collection of public companies is giving investors something more useful to study: who can turn digital assets into an actual business.
Canada listed the world's first spot bitcoin ETFs. Five years on, the products are mature and the differences between them are structural rather than cosmetic — custody, currency hedging and fee drag all compound.
By Priya Sandhu4 min read
Canada listed spot bitcoin ETFs years before the United States, but custody, fee structure and hedging vary widely across issuers. This piece walks through what actually differs beneath the ticker, and why registered-account eligibility is a real but non-trivial advantage.
By Priya Sandhu3 min read
