According to BlockBeats, OranjeBTC (B3: OBTC3), a Brazilian treasury company focused on bitcoin, announced on Aug. 13 the upcoming launch of the Digital Yield ETF (DIGY11). The product, created together with 3R Investimentos and MarketVector, is expected to be listed on B3 at the beginning of September. DIGY11's initial allocation will be placed in preferred shares offered by Strategy under the ticker STRC and by Strive under the ticker SATA. Investors will receive monthly income distributions in Brazilian reais, and the fund promises daily liquidity as well as currency hedging. Under present market conditions, the fund's estimated annualized distribution return stands at the Brazilian CDI benchmark plus about 3% to 5%. Importantly, this projection excludes any effect of movement in the fund's share price and is not guaranteed. DIGY11 does not purchase bitcoin directly. Rather, it uses preferred shares related to bitcoin treasury companies, providing a local route for Brazilian investors to obtain dollar earnings and exposure to the wider bitcoin ecosystem.

OranjeBTC, Brazil's largest bitcoin asset manager, plans to list the DIGY11 ETF on the B3 exchange in early September. The fund will initially allocate 95% to Strategy STRC preferred shares and 5% to Strive SATA preferred shares. Its target annual return is the Brazilian interbank rate (CDI) plus 3-5 percentage points, with an expected post-cost return of roughly 14.15%. The ETF will hedge dollar exposure through monthly FX forwards and charges a 0.90% management fee. 3R Investimentos manages the portfolio, while MarketVector maintains the benchmark index.

B3 listed six event contracts tied to bitcoin, the Ibovespa, and the real; Brazil's telecom regulator blocked 28 prediction platforms including Polymarket and Kalshi days after a new CMN resolution banned non-financial derivatives.

B3, Latin America's largest exchange, will launch Bitcoin Event Contracts on April 27. Only investors with at least $1.9M in assets or CVM certification can participate, offering fixed-payout cash-settled derivatives on BTC, USD, and equity indices.

Brazil's B3 stock exchange will list Ethereum and Solana futures on June 16, 2025, offering regulated crypto derivatives for institutional investors. It also cuts Bitcoin futures contract size from 0.1 BTC to 0.01 BTC to lower barriers. Earlier this year, B3 launched Brazil's first XRP ETF.