Betwise has introduced three new ETFs that provide investors in search of performance for the exposure to the main companies of the Bitcoin treasure, using a covered call strategy designed to capitalize with share volatility by preserving the rise connected to Bitcoin.
Funds include:
- $ Imstmonitoring Strategy (Previously microstrattegy, Ticker: Mstr), which currently contains 528.185 BTC.
- $ Imraconcentrated on Mara Holdings (Mara), a high -level Bitcoin miner with 47,600 BTC in the treasure.
- $ Icoioffering exposure to Coinbase (Currency), which contains 9,480 BTC And it acts as a key on the ramp for the adoption of institutional and retail bitcoin.
Each ETF uses an overlapping of options actively managed, writing calls out of money on the equity below keeping a long position. This approach is designed to provide monthly income distributions, in particular attractive in today’s high volatility environment, maintaining a significant exposure to companies connected to Bitcoin.
While none of the funds directly contains Bitcoin, all three underlying actions are deeply intertwined with the performance and trajectory of Bitcoin. The strategy and the marathon are among the most important company owners of BTC, while Coinbase continues to serve as a critical infrastructure for the largest ecosystem.
New tools for the allocation of capital aligned in Bitcoin
For corporate treasurers and institutional allocaters who consider Bitcoin as a long -term strategic resource, these new products represent a convincing way to obtain an indirect exposure while generating a surrender, especially in balances that cannot yet contain BTC directly.
The rise of strategies based on equity like this is part of a wider change. More public companies are actively integrating Bitcoin into their financial models, through direct participations or through services and operations related to mining, custody or exchange infrastructures of Bitcoin.
What Betwise is offering is not only exposure, but a way to monetize volatility, something that Bitcoin native companies experience more than most. Whether it’s Mstr shareholdings to the oscillations of Bitcoin prices, the prizes and monitoring prizes of the Mara actions, or to the Coinbase actions that respond to the variations of the negotiation volume and regulatory feeling, these actions are increasingly used as a BTC proxy by sophisticated investors.
In recent months, the institutional interest in Bitcoin Etfs, mining actions and companies with Treasurie Bitcoin has intensified and tools such as Imst, Imra and ICOI provide a new corner on this question. For companies already on a Bitcoin treasure path – or considering one – this evolution in the infrastructures of the capital markets is remarkable.
What this reports for the strategy of the Bitcoin Treasury
The launch of these ETFs reflects how Bitcoin is no longer just a spot resource: it is now incorporated into public equity strategy, in the generation of returns and in the construction of the wallet.
The covered call structures will not be right for each investor or treasure, but the signal is clear: the market is maturing around the idea that Bitcoin must not only be kept: it can be actively managed, structured and monetized in new ways.
These new ETFs will not replace direct participations on a corporate budget. But they can integrate them or offer a first step for companies that explore how to position themselves around Bitcoin, while respecting the risk, performance and traditional mandates.
Disclaimer: This content was written on behalf of Bitcoin for companies. This article is intended exclusively for information purposes and should not be interpreted as an invitation or a solicitation to acquire, purchase or register for the securities.