Grayscale, one of the first names that come to mind when it comes to crypto asset management, introduced two new stock exchange investment funds (ETF) to provide investors accessing Bitcoin from a different angle. These two new funds, “Grayscale Bitcoin Covered Call Etf (BTCC)” and “Grayscale Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BPI), offer a revenue -oriented strategy by decomposing from classic Bitcoin investments. These products, which are designed for investors who want to generate income in wavy market conditions, adopt a different approach instead of directly Bitcoin.
BTCC: Return Priority Bitcoin Strategy
BTCC, ie Covered Call ETF, aims to earn regular income from Bitcoin directly to its price without investing in itself. The fund creates premium income by typing low margin purchase options on Bitcoin -based ETFs. With this method, both the market can be achieved while watching calmly and a partial protection against price decreases is provided.
This fund is especially attractive for investors who are particularly afraid of Bitcoin’s high volatility but do not want to miss the opportunity to invest. Although it does not offer an unlimited rise potential, it introduces the investor to a passive income model. Grayscale emphasizes that BTCC is an ideal product for adding revenue to its current Bitcoin portfolios.
BPI: Balances income and rise potential
BPI offers a more flexible model. Since this fund writes options at higher levels, Bitcoin rises to the investor and creates an opportunity to earn from it. BPI offers a more strategic choice for those who want to take advantage of potential premium income and get a share of this increase if the Bitcoin price exceeds a certain threshold.
David Lavalle, Grayscale’s ETF manager, says that BPI has been developed for “investors who want more than keeping Bitcoin”. The funds follow Grayscale’s own ETFs instead of directly BTC, which allows the investor to take positions without dealing with digital asset security and technical details.
The harsh fluctuations of Bitcoin prices in the last quarters have led corporate investors to more balanced vehicles. In particular, the increasing interest after the Spot ETF approvals in 2024 led to the need for new investment products that would provide protection against volatility. Grayscale’s BTCC and BPI steps aim to create a new investment segment in the crypto -asset class by responding to this need.
