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Oh my God, I just saw the news that Bitwise is applying to register 11 cryptocurrency strategy ETFs, involving so many tokens like AAVE, UNI, SUI, it feels like the entire crypto world is being "packaged" 😅
The most interesting part is the investment strategy—60% directly buying coins, 40% investing in ETP products, and also using derivatives tools. Honestly, I used to think ETFs were just "simple and straightforward" coin purchases, but I didn't expect there to be such sophistication behind it. Is this design meant to diversify risk? Or is there something I haven't fully understood?
It's expected to take effect in March 2026. Although the wait is a bit long, it seems like a good option for newcomers like us who want to enter the crypto world in a "gentle" way. No need to mess around with exchanges, wallets, and Gas fees—buying ETFs directly might be more hassle-free.
Can someone explain why they are allocating 60% and 40% like this? Or is it safer to buy these kinds of ETFs than to buy coins directly? Would love to hear everyone's thoughts 💭