In the Margins
Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss may have just figured out how to deal with low-cost exchange-traded funds that replicate an index and have undercut fees everywhere. The brothers' bitcoin ETF will seek to make fees from the trades, not the management. Read the original story from Bloomberg.
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