Franklin Templeton launched his Bitcoin (BTC) with double spot (BTC) and his exchange fund (ETF) on exchanges (ETF) on February 20, according to a press release.
The fund will be negotiated under the Ticker Ezpz and is listed on CBOE. It follows the double price according to the index of institutional digital assets cf.
The index is balanced by market capitalization, allocating 82% to Bitcoin and 18% in Ethereum. As of February 19. EZPZ holds 22.12 BTC and 123.55 ETH, guarded by Coinbase.
It is the third ETF Crypto by Franklin Templeton, after the launches of the Franklin Bitcoin Etf (EZBC) and the Franklin ETF (Ezet) last year.
As of February 20, EZBC and Ezet recorded $ 479.6 million in net flows since their launches, based on distant investor data.
Aim for a large index
David Mann, world chief of markets for products and capital ETF in Franklin Templeton, said in a statement::
“EZPZ offers a practical and low cost to expose yourself to the two most established and most important blockchain ecosystems. In the longer term, ETP intends to add new parts because they become eligible for index inclusion. We hope this ETP is changing to represent the beta for crypto. »»
Bloomberg ETF James Seyffart analyst note That Ezpz “will finally be” an ETF of the crypto index as a Greenlights of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) more active digital in the ETF packaging.
The EZPZ has been listed for trading less than a week after the double Hashdex NCIQ Crypto ETF was listed on the Nasdaq, which, according to Seyffart, will also become an ETF of the crypto index.
Dry delayed the decision On Franklin Templeton and the Hashdex funds on November 20, 2024, but finally approved on two on December 20, 2024, approximately three weeks before the enlightened deadline of January 6, 2025.
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