2025-12-31 04:25:42

Latest news shows that Bitwise officially submitted listing applications for 11 cryptocurrency strategy ETFs to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on December 30. These products cover mainstream assets and emerging sectors, including AAVE Strategy ETF, UNI Strategy ETF, ZEC Strategy ETF, CC Strategy ETF, ENA Strategy ETF, Hyperliquid Strategy ETF, and NEAR Strategy ETF. This move reflects traditional asset management firms' ongoing deployment in the cryptocurrency market and also marks the continuous expansion of compliant derivative product lines. If approved, this will further diversify investors' options for crypto asset allocation.

AAVE-3,33%

UNI-4,19%

ZEC-4,21%

CC6,34%

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SleepyArbCat

· 5h ago

Hmm... Another ETF... Traditional finance is trying to milk us for all we're worth.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 13h ago

Taking on 11 ETFs at once, Bitwise is really aiming to dominate the entire ecosystem. --- Again with Hyperliquid, is this thing really that good? --- Wait, is there still someone trading ZEC? I thought it had already cooled off. --- Whether the SEC approves or not is the key, don’t get your hopes up for nothing. --- Compliance is a good thing, but it also means liquidity might be being drained. --- Is NEAR saved? My portfolio might turn around. --- This time is really different; big asset managers have entered the market. --- Bitwise is planning another big move, but I can't see through it. --- I'm actually not very optimistic about UNI; the TVL isn't looking great. --- All 11 at once? Are they really confident or just gambling?

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ForkLibertarian

· 13h ago

Bitwise this move is indeed fierce, 11 tokens at once... Just thinking about it makes me feel like the compliance progress is taking off. --- Another signal of traditional capital entering the market, sounds great but we still have to wait for SEC approval to see it materialize. --- NEAR and HyperLiquid both going up? It seems that opportunities in new tracks are gradually being recognized by the mainstream players. --- To be honest, if this passes the review, retail investors will have more options, but transaction fees shouldn't be expected to be very cheap. --- The cost of compliance is restrictions, which has its pros and cons... but it's definitely better than operating in the dark. --- Proposing 11 tokens at once, what is Bitwise betting on? Are they genuinely optimistic about these coins or just testing the waters? --- Asset management institutions play differently; retail investors can only follow the trend, it seems. --- Wait, what does this mean? Are big institutions finally willing to openly embrace altcoins?

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P2ENotWorking

· 13h ago

I was just casually saying a few words, no need for套路: 1. 11 tokens at once? bitwise is trying to block all the chips, SEC's approval is needed this time 2. ETF again, compliance again, I'm tired of hearing it... those who really want to enter the market have already done so 3. hyperliquid is a bit interesting, but on the other hand, can these ETFs really make retail investors money? 4. SEC will be busy next spring, their application backlog is huge 5. What is cc? I've never heard of it... looks like I need to do some homework 6. Just these few coins, feels like there's no real innovation, boring 7. Traditional asset management coming in isn't a good thing, it's just a harvest for the leeks 8. When will it finally get approved? Why rush to do everything by the end of the year? 9. Recently, mainly waiting for news, everything else is虚的 10. ETFs for blue-chip tokens like uni and aave should have been available long ago; better late than never

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PermabullPete

· 13h ago

Really? 11 at once? Bitwise is going all in --- It's another move from the SEC. Will it pass this time or just keep dragging on? --- NEAR and Hyperliquid both going live? Alright, it seems serious --- The benefit of compliance is that you can openly and legitimately cut the leeks haha --- Wait, does anyone still want ZEC... --- Traditional asset management is just like this, product lines are getting more and more complicated --- If all these get approved, retail investors will have another channel to get burned --- A bunch of ETFs, but the key is whether they can really get approved --- AAVE and UNI ETFs seem okay, not very optimistic about the others --- The problem is, what are the fee rates for these products? Will they be charged fees again?

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PebbleHander

· 13h ago

11 ETFs at once? Bitwise really wants to grasp the entire market Wait, can it really pass approval this time? Feels not that simple Although compliant products are boring, they indeed can attract large capital inflows NEAR and Hyperliquid are interesting; small-cap tokens are also starting to develop ETFs If approved, retail investors will have another good way to be exploited for quick gains

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ReverseTrendSister

· 13h ago

Another wave of ETF applications? Bitwise is really trying to conquer the entire crypto ecosystem. --- 11 ETFs at once? SEC might have to wait until the Year of the Monkey to approve them. --- Damn, NEAR and HyperLiquid are both in; this is a real sign of confidence in new sectors. --- Compliance is one thing, but whether they can finally get approved is another. Don’t let us down again. --- Kudos to traditional institutions, but can retail investors really benefit from this... --- That ZEC one is interesting; the ETF product line for privacy coins is getting more complete. --- If all of these get approved this time, there might be a market rally by the end of the year. --- The problem is, the fees will be high again. Isn't directly buying coins more attractive? --- Bitwise is playing a tough game, aiming to master crypto asset management. --- An ETF in emerging sectors? Feels a bit aggressive... --- Wait, what does this mean? Are traditional finance players really entering the market?

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