Digital asset price volatility
The trust holds crypto assets directly, so share value moves with bitcoin, ether, and related market prices.
- Scope
- Fund NAV and investor returns
- Materiality
- high
Franklin Crypto Trust is a Delaware statutory trust that issues shares of the Franklin Crypto Index ETF, a passive exchange-traded fund designed to track an underlying digital asset index. The trust holds digital assets directly, calculates daily NAV, and trades on Cboe BZX, giving investors regulated exchange access to crypto market exposure without directly holding the assets.
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|---|---|
| Exchange-traded crypto fund | 100% Shares of the Franklin Crypto Index ETF that provide listed exposure to digital assets. |
The trust’s investors are market participants seeking exchange-traded exposure to bitcoin, ether, and related digital...
Buy ETF shares for simple, exchange-traded exposure to digital assets without managing wallets or private keys.
Use the fund as a regulated portfolio instrument for tactical or strategic crypto allocation.
Trade shares for liquidity, price discovery, and exposure to underlying crypto market moves.
The trust is organized in the United States as a Delaware statutory trust and its shares trade on Cboe BZX in the U.S...
The trust’s strategy is to provide passive, index-linked exposure to digital assets while keeping tracking error low...
The product’s value proposition depends on mirroring the underlying crypto index with minimal tracking error.
Exchange listing and tradability are central to investor adoption and secondary-market use.
Stablecoin regulation, network changes, and market infrastructure shifts can alter demand for bitcoin and ether exposure.
The fund’s performance is highly exposed to digital asset price volatility and to market structure risks such as...
The trust holds crypto assets directly, so share value moves with bitcoin, ether, and related market prices.
The reports state that stablecoins such as USDC and Tether are important to digital asset liquidity and trading activity.
The GENIUS Act and similar rules could reduce stablecoin usage on major blockchain networks.
Technical issues or market infrastructure problems could prevent orderly trading or asset settlement.
: 28.4.2026