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IMO it’s actually very underrated spending a small amount of your income on knowledge, or networking. (If you’re young.) Because, sometimes the knowledge we obtain is far more valuable than just working outright for bitcoin. Everyone does it differently. OT would help with either, or. There’s the Kiyoskai’s of the world that use debt for real estate. (Not working for it.) There’s the Todd Adkin’s of the world that use debt to live of S&P 500 funds. The trend of borrowing against Bitcoin in the future should become more wide scale in theory. (People already do it today.) You have funds that give yield off Bitcoin, think MSTY, BITO, BMAX, IBIT, YBTC. You can borrow against these funds, and cashflow. Cashflow can go into your Bitcoin. The options are there it’s just the will to understand, and learn more.
chatgpt response: If you’re primarily seeking **equity** exposure to companies whose treasuries are filled with Bitcoin, **OWNB** is the flagship product. If instead you’d like a **debt‑oriented** play on that same corporate‑treasury theme, **BMAX** offers convertible‑bond exposure. Let me know if you need deeper dives into performance, tax considerations, or how to add either fund to your portfolio!
Custom prompt GPT take: This document describes BMAX, a new Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) that invests in convertible bonds issued by companies that hold Bitcoin in their corporate treasury. Here’s a breakdown: What This ETF Does • Focus on Convertible Bonds: Rather than holding Bitcoin directly, BMAX invests in convertible bonds issued by companies that use Bitcoin as a treasury asset (e.g., MicroStrategy (MSTR) and Marathon Digital (MARA)). • Hybrid Investment Approach: Convertible bonds offer a mix of fixed income (bonds) and equity upside (potential stock appreciation if converted). This can provide a more balanced risk-reward profile. • Simplifies Exposure to This Niche Strategy: Instead of investors buying individual convertible bonds, this ETF pools them into a single product. Why This Matters • Not Direct Bitcoin Exposure: This ETF doesn’t hold Bitcoin but invests in companies whose debt is tied to Bitcoin treasury strategies. • Lower Volatility vs. Holding Bitcoin: Since bonds have a fixed-income component, this ETF might provide a smoother return profile than direct Bitcoin investments. • Equity Upside Potential: If these companies’ stock prices rise (often correlated with Bitcoin prices), the convertible bonds can be converted into equity at a favorable rate. How It Works 1. Invests 80%+ in Convertible Bonds: Bonds from firms like MicroStrategy and Marathon Digital, which actively use Bitcoin as a treasury asset. 2. Actively Managed: Unlike passive ETFs that track an index, this ETF adjusts holdings to optimize returns. 3. Diversification Across Issuers: Instead of betting on one company’s convertible bonds, it spreads risk across multiple issuers. Key Risks and Considerations • Indirect Bitcoin Exposure: The fund’s performance depends on how well these companies manage their Bitcoin strategies and debt obligations. • Convertible Bond Risk: If Bitcoin prices drop significantly, these companies’ stocks could decline, affecting the convertible bonds’ value. • Market & Credit Risk: If issuing companies (like MicroStrategy) struggle financially, bond values could decline even if Bitcoin performs well. Who This is For • Crypto Investors Wanting Lower Volatility: This ETF provides exposure to Bitcoin-related companies with some downside protection. • Fixed-Income Investors Seeking Upside: Instead of traditional bonds, this gives potential equity appreciation tied to Bitcoin-driven companies. • Institutional or Conservative Crypto Allocations: A way to gain Bitcoin-related exposure without directly holding BTC.
The newly launched BMAX ETF offers retail investors unprecedented access to convertible bonds of companies integrating Bitcoin into their financial strategies, making it a significant addition to Bitcoin-related investment opportunities. Notably, companies like Strategy have amassed substantial Bitcoin reserves, with over 499,096 BTC valued at approximately $41.4 billion, highlighting a trend among institutional investors seeking indirect exposure to digital assets. * [REX Launches Bitcoin Corporate Treasury Convertible Bond ETF](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250314330751/en/REX-Launches-Bitcoin-Corporate-Treasury-Convertible-Bond-ETF) * [REX launches Bitcoin Corporate Treasury Convertible Bond ETF](https://cointelegraph.com/news/rex-launches-bitcoin-corporate-treasury-convertible-bond-etf) ^(This is a bot made by [Critique AI](https://critique-labs.ai). If you want vetted information like this on all content you browse, [download our extension](https://critiquebrowser.app).)
Oh really? All I see are my alts going up, not just BTC and ETH. XRP, BTR, BMAX, XLM, FLR.