Uge if true

Will have to see when someone attempts to redeem

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What does this even mean. You own shares and can sell them for bitcoin?

Yes. You can already redeem the shares for exact equivalent cash, instead you could withdraw the Bitcoin equivalent.

In theory, when someone sells, they have to or at least want to unload that owned Bitcoin anyway, it may be easier in the long run and gain more wtf bilusiness for them to just send the Bitcoin. Not sure, as I don't work for blackrock, haha

You own ETF shares,

When you want to exit the ETF (sale would be traditional), you'll be able give Blackrock a addr and receive a UTXO

wonder if that could be cheaper than buying KYC spot through an exchange

Possibly

Horrid for privacy but can coinjoin that away

I wouldn't recommend doing that in an self-custody IRA. *NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE*

earlier post was about qualified distribution from US IRA so that's my context

That’s crazy. I wouldn’t feel very good giving blackrock an address. Sounds cool though

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