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Altcoins Crypto asset manager Bitwise is pushing further into the altcoin ETF arena after submitting a broad filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a new suite of single-token “strategy” exchange-traded funds. If approved, the move would mark one of the most expansive attempts yet to package individual altcoins into regulated U.S. investment products. Key takeaways: Bitwise is seeking approval for 11 single-token crypto ETFs, signaling rising institutional appetite for altcoin exposure beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. The proposed funds use a “strategy ETF” structure, combining spot holdings with exchange-traded products and derivatives rather than pure spot exposure. The filing reflects intensifying competition among issuers to bring a broader range of altcoins into regulated U.S. investment vehicles. Rather than focusing on Bitcoin or Ethereum, the proposal targets a wide range of non-BTC assets, signaling that issuers are increasingly confident there is institutional demand beyond the largest cryptocurrencies. A New ETF Structure for Altcoins The filing covers eleven separate ETFs, each tied to a single digital asset. The list includes tokens associated with decentralized finance, artificial intelligence, and layer-one ecosystems, such as Aave, Uniswap, Zcash, Bittensor, Sui, and Near. Unlike traditional spot ETFs, these products are structured as “strategy ETFs.” According to the filing, each fund would gain exposure through a rules-based approach that blends multiple instruments rather than holding only spot tokens. Up to 60% of a fund’s assets could be invested directly in the underlying cryptocurrency, while at least 40% would be allocated to securities issued by exchange-traded products that also track or reference the same asset. Derivatives may also be used to fine-tune exposure. How the New Funds Fit Bitwise’s Existing Lineup Bitwise already operates a diverse range of crypto-related ETFs in the U.S. market. Its current offerings include spot-based funds such as the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF,…

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