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Tracking global capital flows and advocating for retail digital asset access in Singapore. Don't get left behind as wealth migrates to US, HK, and Australian markets.
Across 7 jurisdictions
Since Jan 2024
Cboe AU / ASX
No listed product
Singapore's retail liquidity remains sidelined. Without a locally listed retail product, Singapore risks languishing in trading volume as retail capital bleeds offshore.
We are laying the groundwork for the inevitable launch of $SBTC (Singapore Spot Bitcoin) and $SETH (Singapore Spot Ethereum).
Singapore Spot Bitcoin
Singapore Spot Ethereum
Ticker symbols are illustrative placeholders used for advocacy and research purposes. No listing application has been filed with any exchange or approved by any regulator.
Australia and Hong Kong are aggressively capturing Asian digital asset inflows. Singapore must evolve its Collective Investment Schemes (CIS) regulations to maintain its crown as Asia's wealth management hub.
Est. AUM $118.2B
Est. AUM HK$2.5B
Est. AUM A$1.1B
Est. AUM C$3.4B
Est. AUM R$1.2B
Est. AUM €9.6B
Est. AUM S$0
AUM figures are indicative estimates compiled from public issuer disclosures and exchange filings for illustrative comparison. Not investment advice.
Singaporeans are not shut out of this asset class — but every available route runs through a foreign exchange, and the domicile of the fund you choose carries consequences that are easy to overlook.
Retail investors can buy overseas-listed ETFs on NASDAQ, NYSE and the LSE through local brokers such as Moomoo SG, Tiger Brokers and IBKR. Expect a mandatory one-time Complex Product risk assessment before your first trade is approved.
Crypto ETFs do not appear on the CPFIS list of approved investments, and they cannot be bought through an SRS account. Exposure has to be funded from a cash brokerage account, so none of the usual tax-deferred wrappers apply.
Singapore's own exchange now operates regulated crypto derivatives and publishes a domestic Bitcoin benchmark. The infrastructure argument has effectively been settled — what remains missing is a retail wrapper on top of it.
Cash-settled Bitcoin and Ether perpetual futures now trade on the local derivatives market — exchange-cleared, with a funding-rate mechanism that holds pricing to the underlying spot indices.
Institutional, accredited and expert investors only
Exchange media release · 17 Nov 2025A locally administered USD Bitcoin benchmark, published as index infrastructure. This is precisely the reference layer a domestic spot ETF would price and settle against.
Benchmark data — not directly investable
Index product pageFee and domicile data compiled from issuer factsheets. Estate tax exposure applies to non-resident holders of US-domiciled securities.
| ETF Name | Ticker | Exchange | Domicile | TER | US Estate Tax Risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| iShares Bitcoin TrustBlackRock | IBIT | NASDAQ (USA) | USA | 0.25% | Yes — above USD 60k |
| Fidelity Wise OriginFidelity | FBTC | NYSE Arca (USA) | USA | 0.25% | Yes — above USD 60k |
| CoinShares Physical BTCCoinShares | BITC | LSE (UK) / SIX | Jersey | 0.15% | None — non-US domicile |
| 21Shares Bitcoin Core21Shares | CBTC | SIX (Swiss) | Switzerland | 0.10% | None — non-US domicile |
| ProShares Bitcoin StrategyFuturesProShares | BITO | NYSE Arca (USA) | USA | 0.95% | Yes — plus futures roll risk |
BITO holds Bitcoin futures rather than spot Bitcoin, which introduces roll costs not present in the physically backed products above. BITC and CBTC are structured as exchange-traded products rather than ETFs. Expense ratios are current as at publication and set by the issuer. This is general information, not financial or tax advice — consult a qualified adviser on your own estate tax position.
Bitcoin is mathematically scarce digital gold. Just as Singapore revolutionized gold investing with GLD, it is time to do the same for the digital age.
Performance and volatility figures are indicative, compiled from public market data for illustrative comparison only. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Digital assets carry material risk of capital loss. Nothing on this page constitutes financial advice or an offer to sell securities.

Aggregating global capital-flow data and guiding Singaporeans to regulated offshore brokers for compliant exposure today.
Uniting Capital Markets Services (CMS) license holders and Single Family Offices (SFOs) behind a single, coordinated policy position.
Drafting a formal proposal for a regulatory sandbox pilot for $SBTC, with defined investor protection and custody standards.
The launch of Singapore’s first fully backed, locally custodied spot Bitcoin ETF — accessible to every retail investor in Singapore.
Use these links below to access Bitcoin ETFs overseas.
Gain exposure through regulated brokerage accounts with access to IBIT, FBTC and HKEX-listed products. Held as securities in your own name.
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Buy and hold spot Bitcoin directly. Custody terms differ by platform — exchanges support withdrawal to self-custody, while yield accounts require you to deposit your coins with the provider.
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Direct custody, globally regulated
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SGD pairs, locally licensed
Global platform — verify local eligibility
Interest-bearing Bitcoin accounts
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Yield and crypto-backed loans
We are seeking strategic alignment with Single Family Offices (13O/13U frameworks) and traditional asset managers. Our leadership brings 15 years of enterprise tech product management and advanced data analytics to drive the technical and marketing architecture.
Enquiries are treated as confidential.
The questions we hear most often from Singapore-based investors, answered plainly.
No. There is currently no locally listed spot Bitcoin ETF available to retail investors. The domestic exchange does operate institutional-grade crypto perpetual futures and publishes the iEdge Bitcoin Index, but both are restricted to institutional, accredited and expert investors.
Yes. Retail investors can access ETFs listed on NASDAQ, NYSE Arca, the LSE or SIX through local brokers such as Moomoo SG, Tiger Brokers and Interactive Brokers. Most brokers require a one-time Complex Product risk assessment before enabling these instruments.
No. Crypto ETFs are not on the CPFIS list of approved investments and are not eligible under SRS. Exposure must be funded from a cash brokerage account.
Non-US persons holding US-domiciled securities above USD 60,000 in aggregate may be exposed to US estate tax on death. Products domiciled in Jersey or Switzerland, such as BITC and CBTC, sit outside this regime. This is not tax advice — confirm your position with a qualified adviser.
A spot ETF holds Bitcoin directly, so its value tracks the underlying price closely. A futures ETF such as BITO holds futures contracts that must be rolled each month, which introduces roll costs and tracking drift, alongside a materially higher expense ratio.
$SBTC is an illustrative placeholder ticker for a proposed Singapore-listed spot Bitcoin ETF. It is not a listed or approved instrument, and no listing application has been filed with any exchange or regulator.
No. SingaporeBitcoinETF.com is an independent research and advocacy initiative. Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, or a solicitation to buy or sell any security or digital asset. Digital assets are highly volatile and carry a risk of total capital loss.
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