Bitwise just threw another ETF idea at the SEC, and this one’s pretty interesting. They want to create something called the “Stablecoin & Tokenization ETF” that would basically bet on two of the hottest trends in crypto right now.
The fund is designed with a two-part structure. Half of it will be allocated to traditional equities: companies heavily involved in stablecoins and tokenization, such as payment processors, exchanges, and infrastructure providers. The other half will be invested in crypto ETPs, offering exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and blockchain oracle projects.
The timing makes a lot of sense when you look at what’s been happening lately. Ever since the US passed that GENIUS Act in July, giving stablecoins a proper regulatory framework, the whole sector has been on fire. The stablecoin market has grown from $205 billion to almost $290 billion this year, which is pretty wild growth for something that’s supposed to stay stable.
Tokenized real-world assets are also having a moment, hitting about $76 billion recently. That’s stuff like bonds and credit instruments that live on blockchains instead of traditional financial systems. Trump’s administration being way more crypto-friendly has definitely helped both these trends take off.
If the SEC approves this thing, it’ll probably launch sometime in November, according to analysts.
Conclusion
Bitwise’s proposed Stablecoin & Tokenization ETF could capture two of crypto’s fastest-growing sectors. With regulatory clarity, booming adoption, and political tailwinds, approval could mark a major step for mainstream digital asset investing.
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