
Bitwise Asset Management has filed with the SEC to launch a Bitcoin Standard Corporations ETF, which aims to provide exposure to publicly traded companies that hold at least 1,000 Bitcoin in their corporate treasuries. The ETF will impose a cap of 25% on the weighting of any individual company during quarterly rebalancing. To qualify for inclusion in the ETF, companies must also meet a minimum market capitalization requirement of $100 million. This initiative reflects a growing trend among firms adopting a 'Bitcoin standard' as part of their treasury management strategies, signaling an increasing institutional interest in Bitcoin as a financial asset.

















Bitwise’s New ETF: The Bitcoin Standard in Action Bitwise is breaking new ground with its Bitcoin Standard Corporations ETF, built for firms holding at least 1,000 BTC in their treasuries. Unlike traditional ETFs, this one prioritizes Bitcoin value over market cap, capping any… https://t.co/uTFaWSFaAU
Bitwise is Stacking Sats with a New Bitcoin-Heavy ETF Bitwise just rolled out plans for a Bitcoin Standard Corporations ETF, designed for companies flexing 1,000 BTC or more in their treasuries. Instead of playing the market cap game, this ETF weighs firms by their Bitcoin… https://t.co/AJdX57hYue
sset managers @BitwiseInvest and @StriveFunds aim for Bitcoin treasury ETFs Bitwise would create a 1,000-BTC “Bitcoin Standard” while Trump waste-cutter @VivekGRamaswamy’s Strive focuses on @MicroStrategy Read more: https://t.co/hMwNlzyixo