Fidelity. Longest track record.

I’d say Fidelity as well, they’re one of if not the only custodian that isn’t using Coinbase IIRC

I like Fidelity because they’ve been involved for a while and self custody their coins

Best is subjective. Greyscale is cheap. Fidelity is proactive in bitcoin dev. Bitwise publishes addresses. Blackrock has scale/liquidity.

I spread the risk across custodians for my clients.

Dollar cost averaging is the magic words for Boomers. Talk them into buying $10 a day

Fidelity. Non coinbase and too big to fail in the legacy finance world. (They’ll get printed whole at the end of paper bitcoin summer)

Fidelity self custodies.

Uncle Ben at it again

agreed with the others, but i think the answer can be furthered by saying fidelity (fbtc) at a fidelity account. removes another abstracted risk layer by not using another brokerage seemingly.

BITB. Proof of reserves.

Does it need to be an ETF? Would a simple Bitcoin only exchange like nostr:nprofile1qqstdpjuhre0ddxkqany0hn2raztsxp5n7r2tlwtg7wl2hftzncfxhqpp3mhxue69uhkyunz9e5k7qg4waehxw309ajkgetw9ehx7um5wghxcctwvs6ehc8q be acceptable? (I don't know of US equivalents). That way they don't have ongoing management fe...

FBTC. Fidelity has been more forward thinking on bitcoin than any other traditional finance institution in my opinion. And lowest fee. And they custody themselves through Fidelity Digital Asset Services.

None of them. 💁‍♂️ If you're not willing to learn how to properly sow the seeds & tend to the crop, then you don't deserve the harvest. 🤷‍♂️ Lazy MFers who wanna take shortcuts don't deserve #Bitcoin / #BTC & we should stop enabling them because they actually undermine the networ...

FBTC, they mine their own bitcoin.

I recommend the HFSP ETF

None. It would be no different if he had an "etf" vs if he had no BTC at all.