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Bitwise ETF Targets Companies with Bitcoin Assets: A Market Innovation

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

Bitwise Asset Management, a prominent ETF issuer, has filed to launch a new ETF focusing on companies holding significant amounts of Bitcoin.

Unique Features of the Bitwise Bitcoin Standard ETF

The ETF will assess a company's weight based on the value of its Bitcoin reserves rather than market cap. Each firm will have a maximum weight of 25%, allowing companies like MicroStrategy to exert more influence on the fund.

Bitcoin’s Role in Corporate Strategies

Over recent years, Bitcoin has become a crucial asset for companies, acting as a hedge against inflation and volatility. Companies like MicroStrategy have aggressively acquired Bitcoin, and many have benefited from its financial advantages.

A Parallel Approach: Strive Bitcoin Bond ETF

Strive Asset Management also filed for an ETF focusing on convertible bonds of companies with significant Bitcoin holdings. This new fund targets bonds designed to finance additional Bitcoin acquisitions.

The new ETFs from Bitwise and Strive reflect the growing institutional interest in Bitcoin and its recognition as a corporate asset that can offer significant benefits.

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