PANews reported on June 3 that according to CoinDesk, Jacobi Asset Management announced on June 3, 2025 that it would lower the entry threshold for its Bitcoin ETF and open it to European retail investors for the first time. The ETF was originally listed on the Amsterdam Euronext in 2023 and was previously limited to professional investors. The Guernsey Financial Regulator has removed the professional investor restrictions and minimum investment requirements for the ETF. Investors can now purchase the ETF through regulated brokerage platforms, and the specific entry rules depend on the regulatory requirements of each country. The fund continues to be provided with institutional-grade custody services by Zodia Custody.

Jacobi CEO Peter Lane said the move marks Guernsey's position as a center for digital asset innovation. The ETF uses a transparent and compliant structure that meets institutional standards and is now open to all investors in eligible jurisdictions as the regulatory environment improves and public interest grows.