First Trust Advisors launched two funds exchanged (ETF) on the Bitcoin Strategy Strategy (BTC) designed to provide investors with an exposure to Bitcoin while capping losses and winning the performance, said the manager of assets.
This decision comes in a wave of funds seeking to improve the attraction of Bitcoin to traditional investors by offering a tailor-made exhibition to the performance of cryptocurrency.
The ETF FT Vest Bitcoin Strategy Floor15 ETF (BFAP) is designed to follow Bitcoin performance until a capped advantage while limiting the risk of withdrawal to around 15%, First Trust said in an ad.
“In recent years, investors have shown a remarkably solid appetite for Bitcoin ETFs, but the potential for net titles has maintained many lines in Marre,” said Ryan Issakainen, Stratège des ETF in First Trust, in a press release.
First Trust launched two new Bitcoin strategy funds. Source: First confidence
The FT Vest Bitcoin Strategy & Target Institute ETF (DFII) is an actively managed fund to offer partial exposure to Bitcoin while generating a yield that beats the very short -term US very US of at least 15%, according to the asset manager.
The DFII Fund “will seek to take advantage of the high volatility of Bitcoin to generate income by selling purchasing options,” said Issakainen. The BFAP fund also uses financial derivatives to cover the risk of decline.
The options are contracts granting the right to buy or sell – “call” or “put”, in the language of traders – an underlying asset at a certain price.
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Launched in January 2024, FNB Bitcoin became one of the most popular investment products of last year.
From April 4, the ETF BTC Spot collectively manage around $ 93 billion in assets, according to Bitbo data.
The FNB Bitcoin saw outings after US President Trump announced prices. Source: Farane investors
Other types of FNB designed to provide tailor -made exposure to Bitcoin performance also gain popularity.
On April 2, Grayscale – An asset manager focused on cryptocurrency – launched two Bitcoin strategy ETF. Like the ETFs of First Trust, they use financial derivatives to optimize risk management and revenue generation.
In March, Asset Manager launched Bitwise launched an ETF holding actions of companies with large Bitcoin vouchers.
BTC ETFs experienced nearly $ 100 million in outings on April 3 in the middle of increased volatility on the market following the announcement of the American president Donald Trump on radical prices on April 2.
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