BlackRock Files for Bitcoin ETF With Downside Buffer and Capped Upside

Summary
Compiled by Best of Bitcoin from 4 sourcesA new filing with the SEC shows BlackRock wants to release an exchange-traded fund that offers downside protection but also caps gains. This post first appeared on and is written by Mathew Di Salvo .
Key takeaways
- BlackRock files for bitcoin ETF offering downside protection and upside exposure to IBIT
- BlackRock Files for 'Buffer' Bitcoin ETF as IBIT Draws $665M in a Day
- BlackRock Files Its Third Bitcoin ETF, A 'Buffer' Fund That Targets Investors Seeking Downside Protection
- One of the world's largest investment managers, BlackRock has filed for another bitcoin fund, marking its third tied to the asset.
- The iShares Bitcoin Managed Protection ETF would use options on IBIT to limit losses, in exchange for giving up some upside.
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Sources (4)
- BlackRock Files for Bitcoin ETF With Downside Buffer and Capped UpsideRead at Bitcoin Magazine · 1h ago ↗
- BlackRock files for bitcoin ETF offering downside protection and upside exposure to IBITRead at The Block · 20h ago ↗
- BlackRock Files for 'Buffer' Bitcoin ETF as IBIT Draws $665M in a DayRead at Decrypt · 9h ago ↗
- BlackRock Files Its Third Bitcoin ETF, A 'Buffer' Fund That Targets Investors Seeking Downside ProtectionRead at Stocktwits · 10h ago ↗
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