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Highlights
- Listed in 2014, DigitalX is somewhat of a pioneer as it was one of the first publicly traded companies anywhere on the globe to get into crypto, with its Bitcoin mining operation
- Fatfish Group got listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in 2014 and aims to develop tech businesses with the potential to scale regionally or globally through its unique “Seed-to-Exit” approach
- Change Financial uses an Application Programming Interface to provide card issuing platform which is Mastercard registered
News of BetaShares launching a crypto-focused Exchange traded fund (ETF) on the ASX this week, overcoming the exchange’s prior crypto reluctance has come as welcome news for many crypto enthusiasts.
But what other remotely blockchain-related stocks are featured on the ASX? Here are three.
DigitalX (ASX:DCC)
Listed in 2014, DigitalX is somewhat of a pioneer as it was one of the first publicly traded companies anywhere on the globe to get into crypto, with its Bitcoin mining operation.
According to its webpage, DigitalX is an ASX-Listed dedicated Bitcoin and Digital Asset Fund manager with a 7-year pedigree of securely investing in and navigating the blockchain and digital asset ecosystem.
ASX Crypto-Related Stocks for November 2021
DigitalX has been leading the path forward for institutional adoption of the sector within the Australian marketplace. DigitalX has secured institutional grade, independent investment partners to manage custody, administration, audit and act as trustee to ensure the interests of Fund investors are managed to the highest quality standard.
DigitalX is the only ASX-Listed company that holds Bitcoin as a core treasury asset and is an investor in both of the DigitalX Funds.
DCC closed at AU$0.10 per share on 1 November 2021.
Also read: DigitalX (ASX:DCC) starts trading on US OTCQB Market, closes high on ASX
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Fatfish Group (ASX:FFG)
Fatfish Group Ltd (ASX:FFG) is a publicly traded tech venture builder firm. Fatfish began as a Singapore Government partnered incubator in its early days and has quickly expanded to Australia, Southeast Asia and Europe.
Fatfish Group was listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in 2014 and aims to develop tech businesses with the potential to scale regionally or globally through its unique “Seed-to-Exit” approach.
Furthermore, Fatfish also owns a majority controlling stake in Swedish listed Abelco Investment Group, which is a publicly traded venture builder firm in Sweden.
In October, Fatfish raised US$8 million from US-based Arena Investors to grow its businesses in Southeast Asia.
FFG closed at AU$0.057 per share on 1 November 2021.
Related Read: FatFish (ASX:FFG) delivers another record-breaking sales
Change Financial (ASX:CCA)
Change Financial Limited invests in fintech, banking software and blockchain companies and aims to provide mobile banking services through its mobile applications.
The Company uses an Application Programming Interface to provide card issuing platform which is Mastercard registered. This platform further provides infrastructure and tools for building customisable solutions through an open platform,
The Company's subsidiaries include Change Financial LLC and Change Labs.
CCA closed at AU$0.100 per share on 1 November 2021.
Also Read: Change Financial (ASX:CCA) secures new US client
Bottom Line
With the introduction of Beta Shares this week and as cryptocurrency becomes more and more mainstream, many investors and crypto enthusiasts hope that the ASX will offer more crypto-related exchange traded funds.
