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Bitwise Submits 11 New Crypto ETF Applications to U.S. SEC

Bitwise Submits 11 New Crypto ETF Applications to U.S. SEC

Bitwise’s December 30 SEC filings propose ETFs for assets ranging from AAVE and UNI to emerging tokens like ENA and HYPE, with trading slated for March 2026.

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Fact Check
The statement is strongly supported by multiple, consistent primary sources. Four separate news reports from crypto-focused platforms (TradingView/CoinPedia, Phemex, and two from Bitget) directly corroborate that Bitwise submitted applications to the SEC for 11 new cryptocurrency ETFs. The reports are consistent on the key details: the company (Bitwise), the action (filing with the SEC), and the specific number of applications (11). One source even adds a specific date for the filing, December 30, and another mentions a 'preliminary prospectus,' which is specific language associated with such filings.While there are several irrelevant sources discussing other Bitwise activities or unrelated financial news, there is no evidence that contradicts the claim. Another high-authority source, The Block, confirms that Bitwise is among the companies that have filed for ETFs, which is consistent with the statement, although it doesn't specify the number 11. The cumulative weight of four direct, consistent reports with no conflicting information makes the statement highly likely to be true.
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Summary

Bitwise Asset Management officially announced that it filed applications with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on December 30 for 11 cryptocurrency strategy ETFs. The proposed funds include mainstream altcoins such as AAVE, UNI, ZEC, and TRX, as well as emerging assets like ENA, HYPE, NEAR, STRK, SUI, and TAO. According to the company’s statement, the ETFs aim to offer exposure to a diverse set of digital assets, with trading expected to commence in March 2026. Details on fees, tickers, and other specifics were not disclosed.

Terms & Concepts
  • ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund): An investment fund traded on stock exchanges that holds a collection of assets such as stocks, commodities, or cryptocurrencies.
  • Altcoin: A term referring to any cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin, often with distinct features or use cases.