Partial sale of Bitcoin ... Portfolio is reorganized somewhat more defensively

Hello everyone,

I recently disposed of all my $BTC (+0,25%) and realized the profits tax-free after >1 year.

The main reason for this was that I don't want to deal with all the regulations that are now necessary (proof of ownership, Satoshi test, etc.).

Is there another way to participate in the Bitcoin price without having to comply with the regulations?

Is it possible, for example, to leave my Bitcoin with a broker (e.g. Bison - hopefully reputable enough to store it on the exchange)?

Or would it be better to invest in a Bitcoin ETN such as $VBTC (-0,07%) invest?

If neither is the case, Bitcoin is no longer an option for me.

I'll highlight the "Bitcoin Ollis" on Getquin here @DonkeyInvestor
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@stefan_21

I've lowered my position a little. In June I needed to put money away somewhere before the holidays and here we made a decent profit in those 4 months.

I bought the VanEck Bitcoin ETN $VBTC (-0,07%) with a TER of 1%. However, I plan $BTC (+0,25%) to hold until after the 2028 halving, so I "lose" 1% of the price every year due to the high TER. I have now bought a crypto broker... what do you think, just sit out the 1% TER or sell the ETN and use the money (minus taxes, mind you) to buy BTC again directly via the broker, without TER? Thank you for your opinions!

Finally a sell-out of the certificate. I've had BTC in my portfolio as a direct buy for a long time, but didn't want to realize any losses. Now the capital has made a small profit and I had the perfect dips to reinvest!

Subsequent purchase 💰

I am thinking of getting a small BTC position. Then I came across the Bitcoin ETN. What do you think about it?