The first multiactive cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund began trading in the United States

7/17/2026, 07:32 AMЕвгения Слив

Historic trading started on the NYSE Arca exchange on July 16, 2026. We are talking about the first multi-asset spot cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund in the United States. The product received the ticker TKNZ and was developed by T. Rowe Price. The application for registration of this instrument was submitted back in October 2025. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approved the listing in June. The fund will invest in a wide basket of diverse digital assets. The list includes Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Cardano. The portfolio also includes Avalanche, Dogecoin, Chainlink, Litecoin and SUI. The composition of this basket can be actively and quickly changed by managers.

The prefix "actively managed" means an important nuance of the work of this fund. The portfolio structure will be determined manually by a professional operator, not by an algorithm. The product management fee will be 0.75% until the end of May 2027. In the future, this fee will increase to the standard 0.9% per annum. The specialized bank Anchorage Digital Bank will act as the custodian of the assets. It is noteworthy that legally TKNZ is structured like an ordinary investment company. It falls under the scope of the Investment Companies Act of 1940. This means that investors have fewer guarantees of legal protection. They are inferior to those provided for classic cryptocurrency ETFs. They are registered in accordance with the stricter Securities Act of 1933.

Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Eric Balcunas revealed important details of the fund's structure. According to his exact data, a portion of 40.75% is allocated to the share of bitcoin. The second largest position belongs to Ethereum with a share of 18.42%. 11.01% of the total portfolio volume has been allocated to the BNB coin. All other listed cryptocurrencies account for from 1% to 10% each. This approach allows you to diversify risks within a single financial instrument. Earlier, the SEC officially acknowledged past regulatory mistakes. The regulator also announced a new, more neutral approach to reviewing such products. This creates a favorable ground for the emergence of new innovative solutions on the market.

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