Bitwise has filed for an 11-cryptocurrency strategy ETF, involving tokens such as AAVE, UNI, ZEC, and others
BlockBeats News, December 31, Asset management company Bitwise has submitted applications to regulators for 11 cryptocurrency strategy ETFs, covering a variety of mainstream and emerging crypto assets, including AAVE, UNI, ZEC, ENA, Hyperliquid, NEAR, STRK, SUI, TAO, TRX, and others. The proposed products include:
Bitwise AAVE Strategy ETF
Bitwise UNI Strategy ETF
Bitwise ZEC Strategy ETF
Bitwise CC Strategy ETF
Bitwise ENA Strategy ETF
Bitwise Hyperliquid Strategy ETF
Bitwise NEAR Strategy ETF
Bitwise STRK Strategy ETF
Bitwise SUI Strategy ETF
Bitwise TAO Strategy ETF
Bitwise TRX Strategy ETF
The tickers and management fees for the related ETFs have not yet been announced. The documents indicate that the products are expected to be effective on March 16, 2026. In terms of investment strategy, the above ETFs plan to allocate approximately 60% of the assets directly to the respective cryptocurrency itself, 40% to invest in ETP products tracking that crypto asset, and may gain additional exposure through derivative instruments.
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