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Bitcoin Fund Units Class A T.QBTC

The Bitcoin Fund (the Fund) is a Canada-based closed-ended investment fund. The investment objectives of the Fund are to seek to provide unitholders of the Fund with exposure to the digital asset bitcoin (bitcoin) and the daily price movements of the United States dollar price of bitcoin, and the opportunity for long-term capital appreciation. The Fund invests in long-term holdings of bitcoin, purchased from reputable bitcoin trading platforms and OTC counterparties, in order to provide investors with a convenient, safer alternative to a direct investment in bitcoin.


TSX:QBTC - Post by User

Post by FrozenInOntarioon Nov 25, 2020 1:46pm
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Golden Goose

Golden GooseUnderstand that these guys wants to boost their management fee by issuing as many shares that they can when bit coin is popular.   This is why they are please to annonce offering after offering.

Howeve, by issuing at NAV when the stock is trading at a premium, this means that there is a transfer of value from current shareholders to current buyers of the issuance.   Typically, a close end fund would offer rights to current shareholders to raise capital and current shareholders by partipating would benefit or at least not loose the premium.

Anyway, this might be legal but not very ethical.  Would not be surprised if management was participating with these offerings.

And, by doing this on a repetitive basis, the premium will eventually die and offering might be a bit more difficult to do.   Anyway, they are not setting themselves up to scale up their business by treating shareholders this way

GLTA
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