Bitwise запускает 11 новых ETF на основе альткоинов на фоне роста ликвидности рынка Bitwise Launches 11 New Altcoin ETFs Amid Rising Market Liquidity

Bitwise has applied to launch 11 altcoin-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs)

On December 30, spot ETFs based on the leading cryptocurrency recorded a net capital inflow of $355 million, breaking a seven-day streak of negative performance.

The top performer was IBIT from BlackRock, which attracted $143.7 million. Following it were ARKB from Ark Invest ($109.5 million) and FBTC from Fidelity ($78.5 million). Even Grayscale’s GBTC, often seeing investors pull out funds due to high fees, managed to pull in $4.2 million.

The Ethereum ETF saw an influx of $67.8 million, with the majority coming from Grayscale’s ETHE at $50.1 million.

Spot XRP ETFs received $15.5 million, continuing their inflows for the 30th consecutive day. Since their launch, these instruments have drawn in a total of $1.1 billion.

Investor interest remains strong for products based on Solana, which attracted $5.2 million during the latest trading session.

Analysts attribute the shift in trend to improved global liquidity. Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes noted that the dollar supply reached a low in November and is now starting to rise.

He stated that the current environment is favorable for a new surge in the cryptocurrency market.

An expert known as Mister Crypto echoed this view, stating that indicators of global liquidity are «moving upward,» indicating an increase in money supply across the largest economies.

«We are now on the bullish side of the liquidity cycle,» he added.

Bitwise has submitted an application to the SEC for the launch of 11 «strategic» ETFs, each focused on a separate token. The list of coins includes:

According to the description, up to 60% of the portfolio may be allocated to direct ownership of the token, while the remaining 40% will be in exchange-traded products (ETPs). These ETPs are required to either directly hold a specific coin or provide synthetic access to it.

This mixed structure distinguishes the new ETFs from previous Bitwise products. Previously, the company offered funds based on stocks within the crypto industry (such as a basket of Coinbase shares), composite indices of multiple assets, or instruments solely based on perpetual contracts.

To recall, at the beginning of December, one of the world’s largest asset managers, Vanguard Group, opened client access to a Bitcoin ETF.