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Understanding Strive's Bitcoin Bond ETF

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Strive Asset Management has announced the launch of a Bitcoin Bond ETF, offering a new avenue for cryptocurrency investment.

What is Bitcoin Bond ETF

The Strive Bitcoin Bond ETF will be an actively managed fund investing in company-issued bonds aimed at Bitcoin purchases. The fund will also use derivatives for indirect exposure to Bitcoin-related financial instruments. The focus is on "Bitcoin bonds," including assets such as swaps and derivatives linked to firms heavily involved in Bitcoin. The fund plans to invest in short-term assets like U.S. Treasuries to ensure liquidity and stability. Upon SEC approval, the ETF will be listed on the NYSE and managed by Matthew Cole, Jeffrey Sherman, and Randol Curtis.

Strategy to Mitigate Economic Risks

Since its founding in 2022, Strive Asset Management has focused on addressing economic challenges like inflation and geopolitical uncertainties. The company believes Bitcoin is a valuable hedge against these risks. The Strive Bitcoin Bond ETF is expected to attract both individual and institutional investors interested in the cryptocurrency space without directly owning Bitcoin.

MicroStrategy's Influence

A key aspect of Strive's strategy is its partnership with MicroStrategy, which has heavily invested in Bitcoin, amounting to about $27 billion. It is expected that at least 80% of the ETF's exposure will come from Bitcoin bonds issued by companies like MicroStrategy.

The launch of the Strive Bitcoin Bond ETF represents a new phase in cryptocurrency investment, providing investors with stability and access to Bitcoin's potential without directly holding digital assets.

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