Bloomberg exchange-traded fund (ETF) analyst James Seyffart said that the current market is showing counterfeit products formed by digital asset finance companies (DATCO) rather than traditional token prices.
Seyffart pointed out that institutional investors are more likely to choose multi-cryptocurrency portfolio products rather than single-coin ETFs. Currently, Grayscale and Bitwise's cryptocurrency basket products are awaiting approval from the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC). Among them, Bitwise's product contains 10 cryptoassets, while Grayscale's product contains five cryptocurrencies weighted by market capitalization.
He stressed that institutional funds prefer to gain exposure to cryptocurrencies through regulated products rather than holding tokens directly, a structural shift that could permanently change the pattern of counterfeit products.
Bloomberg analysts: counterfeit products ETF approved difficult to trigger the traditional sense of counterfeit products market
2025-09-05 01:09:21
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