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Bitwise
2026-08-14 23:12:04

Bitwise to roll out first Alpha Strategies product next week

Bitwise Asset Management plans to announce the first product under its Alpha Strategies line during the week of Aug. 17, according to Techub News, citing CryptoBriefing. The move points to a broader push by the crypto asset manager beyond passive exchange-traded funds and into actively managed, higher-return strategies. Bitwise currently oversees between $10 billion and $15 billion in client assets and offers more than 70 investment solutions. The firm’s Alpha Strategies unit is led by Jeff Park. The team added an investment manager in September 2025 with experience in crypto multi-strategy trading and derivatives, and that manager had previously been involved in launching option-income ETF products. The planned launch gives a clearer outline of how Bitwise is positioning this business line as it expands its product set.

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Bitwise to roll out first Alpha Strategies product next week
Goldman Sachs
2026-08-12 12:12:58

Goldman Sachs to Buy ETF Provider Neos Investments in Up to $2.25B Deal

Goldman Sachs is acquiring ETF provider Neos Investments in a cash-and-stock deal worth up to $2.25 billion, Bloomberg reported, as the bank strengthens its actively managed ETF business. Neos, founded in 2022, runs nearly 20 options-strategy income ETFs with around $32 billion in assets under management. The deal is expected to lift Goldman's ETF assets to approximately $130 billion. Neos co-founders Troy Cates and Garrett Paolella will become partners at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, with the broader Neos team also expected to join. The move comes as Goldman's asset and wealth management unit, which oversaw more than $4 trillion in regulatory assets at the end of the second quarter, posted 20% year-over-year revenue growth.

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Goldman Sachs to Buy ETF Provider Neos Investments in Up to $2.25B Deal
T. Rowe Price
2026-08-08 13:33:05

T. Rowe Price adds Dogecoin to its active crypto ETF, with DOGE at about 1.26%

T. Rowe Price, the legacy asset manager overseeing $1.9 trillion, has included Dogecoin in its active cryptocurrency ETF, according to a CoinDesk report cited by ABMedia. The fund, T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF (TKNZ), launched in July 2026 and holds between five and 15 cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin and Ether together account for about 60% of the portfolio, while BNB is the third-largest position and DOGE makes up roughly 1.26%. Blue Macellari, T. Rowe Price’s head of digital assets, said the firm is aiming for “true active management” and would not exclude strong-performing tokens “for principle.” She also described memecoins as assets that have existed for years and rank near the top by market capitalization, rather than treating them only as speculative trades. T. Rowe Price also offered a less common rationale for the allocation. The firm said high-frequency trading in memecoins can act as a “stress test” for blockchain networks, helping assess capacity in transaction volume, settlement speed, and cost efficiency, while also indicating whether the infrastructure is ready for large-scale stablecoin adoption.

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T. Rowe Price adds Dogecoin to its active crypto ETF, with DOGE at about 1.26%
T. Rowe Price
2026-07-16 14:34:51

T. Rowe Price launches active crypto ETF TKNZ with exposure to BTC, ETH and other major tokens

T. Rowe Price has launched an actively managed cryptocurrency ETF, trading under the ticker TKNZ, adding a new multi-asset product to the growing lineup of institutional digital asset offerings. The fund is designed to give investors exposure to a basket of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana and Hyperliquid. Unlike passive crypto ETFs that track a fixed benchmark or single asset, TKNZ will be managed dynamically by portfolio managers, who can adjust allocations based on market conditions, asset performance and risk considerations. The stated aim is to capture opportunities across the digital asset market while managing volatility. The launch also points to a broader shift on Wall Street, where major asset managers are expanding their presence in crypto investment products. According to the report, demand from institutional investors for diversified crypto vehicles has continued to build as spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs gain wider market acceptance.

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T. Rowe Price launches active crypto ETF TKNZ with exposure to BTC, ETH and other major tokens