While millions of people all over the world have eagerly embraced buying Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for years now, it has always been a bit of a hassle and pretty risky.

Now, that has changed—at least to some degree— thanks to recent action from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), especially when it comes to institutional investors, like banks, or even individuals who want to make very large purchases.

Find out why their recent decision to allow Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) matters, and what that could mean for you, from Kent State University Finance Professor, David Pelleg.

David Pelleg, Kent State University