Grayscale is expanding beyond spot exposure with ETFs and ETPs that aim to help advisors meet rising client demand for crypto—without sacrificing regulatory compliance, liquidity, or fit. From miners (MNRS) and adopters (BCOR) to income-focused options (BTCC/BPI), the firm is building for a more mature, advisor-driven market.
Hull Tactical’s HTUS ETF has completed 10 years of live performance, offering advisors a research-driven, dynamically managed equity strategy. Powered by adaptive models and real-time data, HTUS navigates market shifts while maintaining long-term growth objectives.
Launched in early 2021, WisdomTree’s HYIN provides advisors liquid access to private credit through a rules-based ETF tracking diversified BDCs, mortgage REITs, and closed-end funds. With compelling distributable yield and a four-year performance track record, HYIIN offers a proven alternative to traditional fixed income strategies.
While traditional growth indices bow to mega-cap concentration, Pacer ETFs’ COWG strategy screens for free cash flow margins instead of market caps. The result: a diversified portfolio of profitable companies with only 4% exposure to the Magnificent Seven.
Now more than two decades old, SSGA’s gold ETF remains a powerful tool for investors seeking stability, liquidity, and cost-effective access to gold. As the first U.S.-traded gold ETF, the strategy offers portfolio diversification with minimal correlation to stocks and bonds, aiming to provide protection during market downturns while eliminating the hassles of physical ownership.
Amid market turbulence, the Pacer ETFs GCOW strategy offers a disciplined approach to global investing, focusing on free cash flow and dividend strength rather than geographic quotas. The rules-based strategy selects quality companies worldwide, providing income potential and portfolio resilience when traditional international allocations fall short.
Westwood’s new LBRTY Global Equity ETF (BFRE) doesn’t just exclude authoritarian countries—it deploys a dynamic, rules-based methodology to systematically reduce indirect exposure to autocratic regimes. As geopolitical tensions rise globally, BFRE offers investors a transparent way to potentially address both visible and hidden political risks while seeking to maintain benchmark-relative performance.
