CoinShares Lists Europe's First UCITS ETF Focused on Bitcoin Mining Companies

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CoinShares has listed Europe's first UCITS ETF dedicated to Bitcoin mining companies on Deutsche Börse's Xetra platform. Trading under the ticker symbol MINE, the ETF physically replicates the CoinShares Bitcoin Mining Index managed by Solactive AG, with a total expense ratio of 0.65% and quarterly rebalancing. At the close of its first trading day, the ETF stood at 20.11 euros per share, with a trading volume of 3,218 shares. In Europe, the number of listed companies holding Bitcoin as a treasury asset has now reached 41, collectively holding approximately 17,000 BTC. Meanwhile, according to data from CryptoQuant, miners' BTC holdings briefly increased in early June but declined again by July 22, highlighting ongoing financial pressure on mining companies even as Bitcoin prices recover.

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CoinShares PLC Ordinary Shares
CSHR
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CoinShares lists Europe's first UCITS Bitcoin mining ETF, a new product launch that may generate fee income and enhance brand.

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Solactive AGPrivate▲ Positive
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Solactive AG is the index provider for the new ETF, gaining licensing revenue and visibility.

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