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Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF
The Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF tracks a market-cap-weighted index of cryptocurrencies through holdings sized to each asset’s capitalization.
Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF
The Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF tracks a market-cap-weighted index of cryptocurrencies through holdings sized to each asset’s capitalization. It rebalances quarterly. Bitcoin and Ethereum comprise over 60 percent of the index per CoinMarketCap 2025 data. The structure permits in-kind creation and redemption, with expense ratios between 0.75 and 1.5 percent annually.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF track the crypto market?
The fund tracks a market-cap-weighted index of the largest cryptocurrencies, rebalancing periodically to reflect changes in market capitalization rankings. Holdings mirror the index composition, with weightings proportional to each coin's relative market cap (per the fund's prospectus).
What cryptocurrencies does the fund hold?
The fund's portfolio includes Bitcoin and Ethereum as top holdings by market cap, and may include other large-cap digital assets like Tether, BNB, Solana, and XRP depending on index rebalancing rules (per public market data). The exact holdings are disclosed daily in the fund's portfolio composition file.
Is this fund available as a traditional ETF or a trust?
The fund is structured as an ETF, allowing intraday trading on exchanges, creation/redemption in-kind, and daily NAV disclosure, similar to equity ETFs. This differs from closed-end crypto trusts which may trade at premiums or discounts to NAV.
Who manages the Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF?
Specific management personnel for the Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF are not publicly disclosed. The fund is organized as a series of a registered investment company, overseen by a board of trustees and subject to SEC regulations.
What expense ratio does the fund charge?
Industry-standard crypto ETF expense ratios range from 0.75% to 1.5% annually, though the exact figure for this fund is not confirmed. Typical expenses include management fees, custody charges, and operational costs.
How does the fund handle hard forks or airdrops?
The fund's prospectus likely specifies that it may hold or dispose of tokens received from forks or airdrops according to index methodology. In practice, many crypto ETFs liquidate such assets or adjust holdings to maintain index alignment.
What are the tax implications for US investors?
As a regulated investment company, the fund likely passes through capital gains distributions to shareholders. Crypto ETF shares are taxed as securities, not direct crypto ownership, which may simplify tax reporting compared to holding coins directly.
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