Part 2: What’s Next for Cryptocurrency Investing?

Evolve’s suite of cryptocurrency ETFs (Evolve Cryptocurrencies ETF, Bitcoin ETF and Ether ETF) provides investors with exposure to the daily price movements of the U.S. dollar price of physical bitcoin and ether while experiencing minimal tracking error by utilizing the benefits of the creation and redemption processes offered by the exchange traded fund (ETF) structure.

Join us for a webinar to unpack the current state of the crypto landscape and the ETF investment opportunities in the asset class. What you will learn in this webinar:

• Highlights from the recent Miami Bitcoin Conference
• Overview of how EBIT, ETHR and ETC works
• The bitcoin Adoption S-Curve
• How Crypto ETFs may fit in a portfolio
• Correlation and benefits of bitcoin as an asset class

Speakers:
Elliot Johnson – Chief Investment Officer at Evolve ETFs
Kaitlin Thompson – Vice President, Product Strategy at Evolve ETFs

Investing in Cryptocurrency

Join us to unpack the current state of the crypto landscape and what’s next for bitcoin and ether.

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