Tuttle Capital Management and Strive Asset Management launched the T-Strive Digital Credit Preferred Income ETF (DCAP), an actively managed fund investing in preferred securities issued by companies holding Bitcoin as a balance sheet asset. The ETF targets income from these securities rather than Bitcoin price movements, focusing initially on Strategy Inc. and Strive, Inc. The fund uses tactical leverage and derivatives to enhance returns during price dips, aiming to capitalize on market inefficiencies in this emerging Digital Credit sector. This offers investors access to a new income stream linked to Bitcoin treasury companies without direct Bitcoin exposure.
Strategy Inc., a key holding in the new Digital Credit ETF, trades at USD 159.95 on Pluang with a 1-day decline of 1.39%. The stock's market cap is $64.44 billion, and typical investors hold it for about 111 days. These figures are current as of Sep 24, 2026 20:13 WIB.
Federal filings reveal that in July 2026, Trump's accounts purchased up to $100,000 in Strategy stock, a company holding a large Bitcoin treasury, while selling shares in Bitcoin mining firms MARA and CleanSpark. This move reflects a preference for h...
Biotech stocks and leveraged ETFs were the biggest losers in the market, with Cue Biopharma dropping 23.7% despite positive Phase 2 clinical results. Leveraged ETFs tied to AMD, Strategy, and Novo Nordisk also saw sharp declines due to their daily-re...
Bitcoin surged above $86,000 for the first time in eight months, driving a rally in crypto-linked stocks like MicroStrategy, Coinbase, and Marathon Digital. This breakout triggered a $300 million short squeeze and shifted markets into a risk-on mode,...
Bitcoin surged to $85,131, its highest level since January, driving gains in related equities. Strategy, which holds Bitcoin directly, led with a 6% rise, followed by miners MARA and Riot, up 5% and 4% respectively. The move reflects a broad crypto s...
