A California-based asset manager has figured out a way to sneak bitcoin in an exchange-traded fund, and the CEO says it’s the best way to get a crypto fund approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Reality Shares, the firm behind one of the first ETFs to track the blockchain market, filed a prospectus to list a fund of currencies, which would include exposure to bitcoin futures. If approved, it would be the first fund to offer direct exposure to the spine-tingling cryptocurrency market. It would list on NYSE Arca, an exchange operated by the New York Stock Exchange. Per a final draft of the fund’s ... (full story)