Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF

Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF is a U.S.-listed exchange-traded fund that seeks to track the performance of the ten largest crypto assets by free-float-adjusted market capitalization. Rather than holding a single coin, it maintains a diversified basket that is rebalanced monthly and screened for custody, liquidity, trading venue access, and security criteria. The fund’s portfolio is designed to represent a broad share of the crypto market while excluding assets that are pegged, operationally risky, or otherwise deemed unsuitable by the index committee. Its business is therefore centered on providing regulated, exchange-traded exposure to major digital assets through a rules-based index structure.

— Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF
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Crypto index ETF100% Exchange-traded fund exposure to a diversified basket of major crypto assets tracked through a rules-based index.

The ETF is bought by investors who want crypto exposure without directly holding or self-custodying digital assets...

  • Retail brokerage investorsprimary

    Buy ETF shares for simple, exchange-traded exposure to crypto assets without direct token custody.

  • Financial advisers and wealth managersprimary

    Use the fund as a portfolio tool for clients who want diversified crypto exposure in a familiar securities wrapper.

  • Institutional investorssecondary

    Use the ETF for tactical or strategic allocation to the crypto asset class with exchange liquidity and standardized reporting.

The fund is organized in the United States and its shares trade on U.S. markets, so its investor base and operating...

  • U.S.-domiciled ETF with shares traded in the United States
  • Investor base is primarily U.S. brokerage and advisory channels
  • Underlying crypto assets trade on global exchanges, not one country
  • Custody depends on U.S.-regulated digital asset custodians
  • Performance is exposed to global crypto market and regulatory shifts

The fund’s strategy is to maintain broad, rules-based exposure to the largest crypto assets while controlling...

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Maintain index fidelity to the largest crypto assetsshort-term

Keeping the basket aligned with market capitalization is central to the ETF’s value proposition as a broad market proxy.

02
Preserve operational robustness through custody and venue screensshort-term

Approved custodians and multiple trading venues reduce execution, custody, and security risk for the trust.

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Offer regulated, exchange-traded crypto accessmedium-term

The ETF wrapper lowers friction for investors who want crypto exposure without direct token management.

The fund is exposed to extreme volatility in crypto asset prices, which can quickly change the value of the portfolio...

high

Crypto asset price volatility

The ETF holds a basket of digital assets whose market values can change rapidly and materially.

Scope
Portfolio NAV and share price
Materiality
high
high

Exchange and market integrity risk

Index pricing and asset liquidity depend on third-party crypto exchanges that may face outages, fraud, or manipulation.

Scope
Valuation and execution
Materiality
high
high

Regulatory uncertainty

U.S. regulatory treatment of crypto assets remains fluid and can affect classification, compliance, and investor access.

Scope
Compliance costs and asset demand
Materiality
high
high

Blockchain network and protocol risk

The value of holdings depends on the continued maintenance, security, and adoption of the underlying networks.

Scope
Underlying crypto assets
Materiality
high
medium

Premium/discount to NAV

ETF shares can trade away from underlying asset value due to market supply-demand imbalances and limited redemption mechanics.

Scope
Secondary market trading
Materiality
medium
Fair value measurement of crypto assets
Can materially change reported gains, losses, and share value
Realized versus unrealized gains and losses
Makes quarterly and annual comparisons difficult
Expense allocation under sponsor fee arrangement
Suppresses ordinary expense volatility
NAV premium/discount dynamics
Affects investor realized returns versus underlying asset performance

: 11/08/2026