With the rising demand for Bitcoin ETFs, Carson Group has decided to start offering the ETFs to its customers. However, the firm has decided to give a green signal to only four out of the ten launched Bitcoin ETFs. Carson’s step indicates that the investor traction for Bitcoin ETFs is steadily increasing. According to a Bloomberg report, with $30 billion on its platform, Carson Group, a licensed financial advice firm with headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska, will offer four of the ten new Bitcoin ETFs to its customers. This list includes lesser offerings from Bitwise and Franklin Templeton. It also the two products receiving the greatest investor inflows thus far: BlackRock’s $6.6 billion iShares Bitcoin Trust and the $4.8 billion Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund.