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Bitwise Asset Management focuses on making cryptocurrency investments easier for a wide range of clients, including individuals and institutions. They offer various investment products such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs), publicly traded trusts, separately managed accounts (SMAs), and private funds, which provide exposure to over 19 different cryptocurrencies, as well as equities and NFTs. Their products are designed to help investors navigate the complexities of the cryptocurrency market. What sets Bitwise apart from competitors is their dedicated team of over 60 experts in technology, asset management, and law, who provide guidance and support to investors. The company's goal is to simplify cryptocurrency investing and make it accessible to everyone.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$82.2M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2017
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Years from now, Bitwise Investments'll look back at Q4 2024 and say, "That's when crypto went fully mainstream."
SEC Extends Review Period for Bitwise Crypto Index ETP FilingThe Securities and Exchange Commission has extended its review period for NYSE Arca’s proposal to list shares of the Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund (BITW) as an exchange-traded product, according to a Tuesday filing.The decision sets up a key deadline of March 3 for the regulator to either approve or reject the conversion of the $1.4 billion fund, making a critical test for whether multi-crypto investment vehicles can successfully transition into exchange-traded securities.The proposal, initially filed Nov. 14, seeks to convert listing BITW from its current over-the-counter trading status to a fully regulated ETP structure, according to the original filing.Read More: Bitwise Seeks to Convert $1.3B Crypto Index to ETPThe SEC said it needed additional "time to consider the proposed rule change and the issues raised therein,” but did not indicate in the filing why more time would be needed.NYSE Arca proposed listing BITW under a new rule 8.800-E category specifically designed for “Commodity and/or Digital Asset-Based Investment Interests,” the filing noted.The fund currently holds 10 cryptocurrencies, with bitcoin comprising 72.7% of the portfolio, followed by Ethereum at 14.7% and XRP at 5.8%, according to the fund page.Moving From OTC to Exchange TradingIf approved, the conversion would shift BITW from its current OTCQX Best Market quotation to exchange-traded status, potentially helping address the fund’s premium/discount issues through creation/redemption mechanisms, according to Bitwise’s initial announcement.Over-the-counter trading typically presents challenges for investors, who often encounter reduced liquidity and a higher chance of fraud or stock manipulation compared to exchange-listed products.The fund currently trades at $60.95 while having a net asset value of $71.72, highlighting the pricing gaps that an ETP structure aims to minimize, according to the fund page.The SEC has received no public comments on the proposal during the initial review period, according to the filing.The commission’s extended review of BITW’s conversion proposal aligns with its standard 45-day extension period, commonly used when reviewing novel financial products. The March deadline gives regulators additional time to assess how a multi-crypto index product would function within an exchange-traded structure.Permalink | © Copyright 2025 etf.com. All rights reserved
A recent report by Bitwise and VettaFi reveals that 56% of financial advisors are more likely to invest in crypto this year, with the 2024 US election results pivoting sentiment.The 2024 surge in crypto prices and increased regulatory clarity have sparked greater interest from clients and advisors alike. In 2024, 96% of advisors fielded client inquiries about crypto, the highest level recorded, up from 88% in 2023.Additionally, the proportion of advisors allocating crypto in client portfolios doubled year-over-year, rising to 22% in 2024, compared to 11% in 2023. Institutional investors (30%) and Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) (28%) were the most likely to allocate crypto, followed by wirehouse representatives (24%).Advisors’ clients are also increasingly taking independent positions in crypto, with 71% investing in crypto independently of their advisors in 2024, up from 59% in 2023. These “held-away” assets represent a growing opportunity for advisors looking to integrate crypto into broader wealth plans.The report surveyed 430 eligible responses from financial advisors.The report paints a picture of an industry gaining momentum. Advisors who have yet to allocate crypto are increasingly inclined to do so, with 19% planning to invest in 2025, up from 8% last year.Meanwhile, 99% of advisors already investing in crypto plan to maintain or increase their exposure.Political momentumThe 2024 US elections marked a significant turning point for crypto. President-elect Donald Trump’s embrace of digital assets, including a strategic Bitcoin (BTC) reserve proposal, has fueled optimism.Additionally, pro-crypto candidates secured key victories in Congress, tilting the political landscape in favor of the industry.The report also highlighted mounting speculation over Senator Cynthia Lummis’ (R-WY) proposal for the US to purchase 1 million Bitcoins over five years, with 45% of advisors believing it will happen.The report suggests that the US’s potential entry into the Bitcoin reserves race could set off a global trend, with countries like Brazil and Poland already considering similar legislation.Remaining barriersDespite growing enthusiasm, challenges remain
As crypto continues to gain traction in the mainstream economy, its adoption is expanding beyond niche circles. A new survey from the asset management firm Bitwise confirms this narrative.The survey offers insights into how US financial advisors are integrating crypto into client portfolios and planning for the future.Crypto Becomes Mainstream: 56% of Advisors More Likely to Invest. The survey, conducted between November 14 and December 20, 2024, reveals a significant shift in financial advisors’ perceptions and actions toward cryptocurrency. A surprising outcome of the 2024 US elections has been the marked increase in advisors’ enthusiasm for cryptocurrency. About 56% of surveyed advisors stated that the election results made them more likely to invest in crypto in 2025.The number of advisors incorporating crypto into client portfolios has surged. In 2024, 22% of advisors reported allocating to crypto in client accounts, a dramatic increase from just 11% in 2023
Bitwise has launched a new ETP (Exchange-Traded Product) dedicated to Solana, identified with the ticker BSOL, which offers an innovative opportunity for investors interested in the cryptocurrency sector.