Brazilian Bitcoin asset manager OranjeBTC has announced the Digital Yield ETF, trading under the ticker DIGY11, with an initial portfolio centered on preferred shares tied to Strategy and Strive. According to the company’s announcement, the fund’s starting holdings include Strategy’s preferred stock STRC and Strive’s preferred stock SATA, with STRC making up the largest allocation. DIGY11 is expected to begin trading on B3 in early September.
The ETF will be denominated in Brazilian reais and is designed to offer monthly distributions, daily liquidity, and a foreign exchange hedging mechanism. After the launch details circulated, Strategy founder and executive chairman Michael Saylor reposted the news on X, saying that “digital credit” is going global and entering the Brazilian market through the ETF. The post added visibility to the product as OranjeBTC prepares for its planned listing.
Brazilian Bitcoin asset manager OranjeBTC has unveiled the Digital Yield ETF, or DIGY11, with an initial portfolio that includes preferred shares issued by Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, and Strive.
According to the announcement, the starting holdings include Strategy’s preferred stock STRC and Strive’s preferred stock SATA, with STRC carrying the biggest weight in the fund. DIGY11 is expected to start trading on B3 in early September.
The ETF is denominated in Brazilian reais and will offer monthly distributions, daily liquidity, and a foreign exchange hedging mechanism.
Strategy founder and executive chairman Michael Saylor reposted the news on X, writing that “digital credit” is going global and entering the Brazilian market through the ETF.
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