Strive Files for Digital Credit ETF Targeting Debt From Bitcoin Treasury Companies

According to SEC filings, Strive Asset Management and Tuttle Capital Management seek to launch DGCR on Cboe, expanding the proposed fund’s focus to floating-rate preferred shares issued by Strategy and Strive.

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Fact Check

The claim is directly verified by the SEC filing 'T Strive Digital Credit ETF 485A Filing - SEC.gov' dated March 30, 2026. The filing explicitly names the fund, the ticker (DGCR), the advisers (Tuttle and Strive), and the investment strategy targeting preferred securities of Bitcoin treasury companies. Secondary news sources like 'New ETF Filing Targets Bitcoin Treasury Companies With Strategy Inc. at Center' corroborate the specific focus on Strategy Inc. and Strive's preferred shares.

Summary

Strive Asset Management and Tuttle Capital Management filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on June 30 to launch the T-Strive Digital Credit ETF under the ticker DGCR. The fund is targeting a listing on Cboe and, according to the new filing details, would invest in floating-rate preferred shares issued by Strategy and Strive. This adds to earlier descriptions of the proposed Digital Credit ETF as an actively managed fund focused on debt instruments tied to Bitcoin treasury companies, including convertible bonds and structured credit from Strategy. The article also notes that SATA, a leveraged ETF linked to Strategy and Strive preferred shares, carries a 12.75% dividend yield.

Terms & Concepts

Floating-rate preferred shares: Preferred shares whose payouts adjust based on a reference rate or formula, rather than staying fixed over time.
ETF: An exchange-traded fund is a pooled investment vehicle that trades on an exchange and holds a basket of assets or strategies.
Bitcoin treasury companies: Companies that hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets as part of their treasury or corporate reserve strategy.