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VanEck to launch crypto ETF NODE offering broad industry exposure

VanEck to launch crypto ETF NODE offering broad industry exposure
VanEck’s NODE ETF will hold 30–60 crypto‐linked stocks

​VanEck announced plans to launch its crypto‑related exchange‐traded fund, ticker symbol NODE, on May 14. The actively managed ETF will hold 30 to 60 equities drawn from a universe of more than 130 stocks tied to the digital‐assets economy, according to Matthew Sigel, VanEck’s head of digital‐assets research.

At least 80% of the fund’s net assets will be invested in “Digital Transformation Companies” and “Digital Asset Instruments,” such as commodity futures, swaps and exchange‐traded commodity‐linked products.

Portfolio components are expected to include Bitcoin miners, cryptocurrency exchanges and data‐center operators, offering investors indirect access to Bitcoin’s underlying infrastructure without purchasing the token itself. NODE follows VanEck’s earlier introduction of a spot Bitcoin ETF (ticker HODL), which has amassed about $1.2 billion in assets under management since its January 2024 debut.

Positioning amid growing ETF landscape

The NODE ETF represents VanEck’s latest venture into crypto‐related products amid a wave of similar offerings from major asset managers. BlackRock and Fidelity have launched spot ethereum ETFs, while issuers such as Bitwise and 21Shares pursue altcoin‑based products for Solana, Litecoin and XRP. By contrast, NODE seeks to capture the broader digital‐assets sector through publicly traded equities rather than direct cryptocurrency exposure.

Active management could enable the fund to adjust sector weights in response to market developments—such as shifts in mining profitability driven by Bitcoin’s price volatility or regulatory changes affecting crypto exchanges. This structure may appeal to investors wary of singular token risk yet interested in the sector’s growth prospects.

Outlook for investors and industry

As institutional and retail demand for regulated crypto investment vehicles continues to rise, NODE could fill a niche for equity‑based exposure to the “real businesses building” the digital economy. Observers will watch for early performance data and investor adoption rates, which may influence the speed of future launches in this evolving ETF landscape.

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