CoinShares has filed for a Bitcoin Volatility ETF under the ticker CBIX, shifting focus from spot exposure to BTC price swings and prompting debate over hedging and short-term trading use cases.
CoinShares has filed for a Bitcoin volatility ETF (ticker CBIX), offering investors exposure to BTC price fluctuations rather than direction. The product aims to be a crypto version of VIX, pending SEC approval.
CoinShares has quietly filed for three Bitcoin volatility ETFs via Valkyrie trust, including standard, leveraged, and inverse variants linked to the CME CF Bitcoin Volatility Index (BVX). The first-of-its-kind ETFs could begin trading as early as June 2026 if SEC approval is granted.
CoinShares has filed an amendment with the SEC to register three ETFs tracking the Bitcoin Volatility Index (BVX), including standard, leveraged, and inverse versions, aiming to provide the first dedicated BTC volatility exposure in an ETF format.
CoinShares files three Bitcoin volatility ETFs tracking the CME CF Bitcoin Volatility Index (BVX), offering long, leveraged, and inverse strategies. The suite aims to be the first to provide direct exposure to BTC volatility.
CoinShares has filed an amendment with the SEC to register three ETFs tracking Bitcoin volatility (BVX), including standard, leveraged, and inverse variants. These will be the first ETFs to directly target the BTC VIX equivalent, aiming to provide hedging and speculation tools. Trading could start in early June if approved.
CoinShares has filed for three Bitcoin volatility ETFs via the Valkyrie ETF Trust II, tracking the CME CF Bitcoin Volatility Index (BVX) with standard, leveraged, and inverse options. The funds aim to provide exposure to BTC volatility, similar to the VIX.
