Bitise Asset Management has filed documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a new fund that confuses stocks and crypto assets related to Stablecoins and Tokenization.
The report states that if cleared, the proposal marks one of the first US products to directly track both sectors under one umbrella.
Two sleeves, equal weight
The filing describes a product split into two equal parts. Half of them holds shares in stablecoins or public companies involved in tokenization, such as issuers, payment companies, exchanges.
The other half gains exposure to digital assets through products traded on regulated exchanges covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, Oracle, and blockchain infrastructure.
Limitations are built into the structure. A single crypto retention does not account for more than 22.5% of its sleeve. On the equity side, companies are sorted into stages based on close business relationships. Each tier has its own cap to prevent severe concentration in one company.
Regulatory shifts open the way
This move follows the passage of the Genius Act in July 2025. That law is credited by opening the door to funds like Bitwise.
I am filing a Bitiwise WA for a Stablecoin & Tokenization ETF, which has stocks and cryptocurrency sleeves that benefit from these two trends. 40 will be released mainly during Thanksgiving, pic.twitter.com/tktle91h9h
– Eric Balchunas (@ericbalchunas) September 16, 2025
Analysts should note that the timing is not random. Stablecoin distribution has surged to hundreds of millions of dollars this year, but tokenized real-world assets have risen to hundreds of billions of people.
Bitwise appears to be bet that investors are betting that their demands for regulated entry points for both categories are too large to ignore.
Balance between risk and demand
ETFs are registered under the Investment Companies Act of 1940. This is the same law covering most mutual funds. Rebalancing takes place four times a year, giving the fund an opportunity to adjust as prices shift and new players enter the market.
Bitwise moves send signals that are more than just another ETF bid. This reflects the push to bring stubcoin and tokenization directly into Wall Street coverage, placing traditional stocks side by side with regulated crypto exposures.
Whether regulators give a green light or not, filing highlights how quickly digital assets become part of mainstream financial products.
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