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The advertising campaigns for the upcoming Bitcoin spot ETF continue

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January 8, 2024
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VanEck, an investment firm awaiting SEC approval for the Bitcoin spot ETF, has recently launched a Bitcoin spot advertisement. It is the third company to do so.

On December 29, VanEck shared a video on X titled “Born to Bitcoin,” without any explicit reference to a specific financial product. The advertisement features a sign that says “Buy Bitcoin,” reminiscent of the one displayed behind then-Fed Chair Janet Yellen in 2017.

Born to Bitcoin. 🧡 pic.twitter.com/qYI3bmZDvC

— VanEck (@vaneck_us) December 29, 2023

Other investment firms are starting to advertise

In recent weeks, other companies such as Bitwise and Hashdex have launched their advertising campaigns. Bitwise has recruited actor Jonathan Goldsmith to portray his ‘Most interesting man in the world‘ character in a commercial promoting Bitcoin as an investment product. Similarly, Hashdex has created an advertisement highlighting the potential applications of innovative and disruptive technologies like Bitcoin.

The Bitwise ad:

A word to the wise, from a man of few words. #bitcoinisinteresting https://t.co/wantGiAIqJ pic.twitter.com/x5MPbElEev

— Bitwise (@BitwiseInvest) December 18, 2023

The Hashdex ad:

pic.twitter.com/fVndEbD0Ys

— Hashdex (@hashdex) December 28, 2023

Awaiting SEC approval

At the time of the publication of various advertisements, the SEC has not yet approved any Bitcoin spot ETF. Some believe that January 10th could be the right date for the approval of all currently pending ETFs.

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