Bitwise представляет 11 новых ETF на альткоины на фоне укрепления ликвидности Translation: Bitwise Unveils 11 New Altcoin ETFs Amid Strengthening Liquidity

Bitwise has submitted an application to launch 11 altcoin-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

On December 30, spot ETFs based on the first cryptocurrency recorded a net capital inflow of $355 million, ending a seven-day downward trend.

The leader in this surge was IBIT from BlackRock, which saw $143.7 million in investments. It was followed by ARKB from Ark Invest with $109.5 million and FBTC from Fidelity with $78.5 million. Even GBTC from Grayscale, which has often seen investors withdrawing funds due to high fees, attracted $4.2 million.

Ethereum ETFs received $67.8 million, with the majority of this inflow coming from ETHE by Grayscale, accounting for $50.1 million.

Spot XRP ETFs attracted $15.5 million, continuing a streak of positive inflows for 30 consecutive days. Since their launch, these instruments have accumulated $1.1 billion.

Investor interest is also strong for products based on Solana, which drew $5.2 million in the last trading session.

Analysts link this trend reversal to an improvement in global liquidity. Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes emphasized that the dollar supply hit bottom in November and is now rising.

He noted that the current market conditions are favorable for a renewed surge in the cryptocurrency market.

Another expert, going by the name Mister Crypto, echoed this sentiment, stating that global liquidity indicators are on the rise, indicating an increase in monetary supply within the largest economies.

«We are now on the bullish side of the liquidity cycle,» he added.

Bitwise has applied to the SEC for the launch of 11 “strategic” ETFs, each focused on a specific token. The coin list includes:

According to the proposal, up to 60% of the portfolio may be invested directly in the tokens, while the remaining 40% will be allocated to exchange-traded products (ETPs). The latter must either directly hold a specific coin or provide synthetic access to it.

This blended structure differentiates the new ETFs from Bitwise’s previous offerings. Previously, the company provided funds based on cryptocurrency industry stocks (e.g., a basket of Coinbase shares), blended indices of several assets, or instruments solely based on perpetual contracts.

It is worth noting that in early December, one of the largest asset managers in the world, Vanguard Group, opened access to a Bitcoin ETF for its clients.