First trust launches Bitcoin Strategy techniques

First Trust Advisors launched two Bitcoins (Btc) Approach to exchanging funds that have been exchanged (ETF) designed to provide exposure to Bitcoin investors while losses in losses and revenue yield, the asset manager said.
The move came in the middle of an infusion of funds seeking to enhance Bitcoin’s appeal to traditional investors by offering specialized exposure to cryptocurrency performance.
FT vest bitcoin Strategy Floor15 ETF (BFAP) is designed to monitor Bitcoin performance up to a capped upside down while limiting the drawdown risk to approximately 15%, the first trust said in a announcement.
“Over the past few years, investors have shown a powerful appetite for ETFs associated with Bitcoin, but the potential for sharp drawdowns keeps many of the edges,” Ryan Issanen, an ETF strategic in the first trust, said in a statement.
The first trust launched two new Bitcoin strategy funds. Source: First trust
FT Vest Bitcoin Strategy & Target Income ETF (DFII) is an actively managed fund that aims to offer slight exposure to Bitcoin while forming a harvest that has hit short dated treasurys at least 15%, according to the asset manager.
The DFII fund “will seek to take advantage of the high volatility of Bitcoin to generate revenue by selling call options,” Issantoen said. BFAP funds also use financial derivatives to get the risk.
Options are contracts that give the right to buy or sell – “call” or “put,” in the trader parlance – an underlying owner at a certain price.
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Launched in January 2024, Bitcoin ETFs appeared as one of the hottest investment products last year.
Until April 4, spots BTC ETF collectively manages approximately $ 93 billion in possessions, according to Data From the Bitbo.
Bitcoin ETFs saw the flows after US President Trump announced the tariffs. Source: Farside Investor
Other types of ETFs designed to offer specialized exposure to bitcoin performance also gain popularity.
On April 2, Grayscale-an asset manager dedicated to cryptocurrency- Launched two approaches to Bitcoin ETF. Like the ETFs of First Trust, they use financial derivatives to be optimized for downside management of risk and generation of income.
In March, the asset manager launched an ETF holding Stocks of companies with big bitcoin treasury.
The spot BTC ETF saw nearly $ 100 million in April 3 amid rising markets following US President Donald Trump’s announcement of the removal of tariffs on April 2.
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