Cyber Hornet has submitted an application for the S&P Crypto 10 ETF to the SEC, potentially introducing the first spot-basket ETF tied to the S&P Cryptocurrency Index.
The ETF could reshape institutional exposure, allocating assets by market cap, signaling intensifying competition in crypto basket ETFs, with Bitcoin constituting 69% of holdings.
Cyber Hornet has taken significant action by submitting a proposal for the S&P Crypto 10 ETF. This move could redefine institutional investment. No specific leadership information is publicly available for Cyber Hornet.
The ETF is benchmarked against the S&P Cryptocurrency Top 10 Equal Weight Index. However, it allocates based on market cap weighting. The proposed ETF includes Bitcoin at 69% and Ethereum at 14%.
The submission has drawn attention as a potentially first spot-basket ETF, according to Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas.
, said Eric Balchunas, ETF Analyst at Bloomberg. This indicates heightened interest in crypto basket ETFs. The affected assets include major cryptocurrencies, pointing to potential shifts in investment strategies.Besides financial impacts, such submissions often trigger regulatory and institutional dialogues. While details about on-chain effects remain undisclosed, the proposal underscores escalating competition in crypto basket products.
When compared to past ETF filings, such moves have often signaled a maturing market interest. Historical trends suggest potential changes in investment strategies and market focus should approval occur.
Potential outcomes could include increased crypto adoption within institutional frameworks. Historical and recent filings show that regulatory approval could boost market confidence significantly.
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