Grayscale Zcash ETF Adds New Income-Focused Fund Structure
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Grayscale files with SEC for ZCSH High Income ETF targeting
🚀 Grayscale files for ZCSH High Income ETF with biweekly payouts tied to Zcash ETPs. 🪙 The new fund would offer exposure to $ZEC through options, not direct crypto holding. 📈 ZCSH ETF assets neared $1 billion boosted by both ZEC price rally and fund growth. 🔍 Grayscal...
Grayscale Seeks Income Fund as Zcash ETF Assets Near $1 Billion
TLDR: The proposed Zcash ETF would use options on ZEC exchange-traded products, including ZCSH, to seek income paid every two weeks. Grayscale says the fund would hold no ZEC directly; selling call options could limit its gains if the underlying Zcash product rises sharply. ZCSH held about $996 million in assets on Sept. 25, but [...]
Grayscale adventure on a new land. The company filed an application for an ETF ZCSH High-Income that would pay to investors on a bimonthly basis — a structure almost unprecedented in the crypto ETF domain currently. The main argument of the fund is simple: a regular cash flow, not just an exhibition
Grayscale registers with the SEC a Zcash ETF that will pay every fortnight selling options on its own cash fund. The Grayscale ticket asks the SEC for a Zcash ETF that will pay every 15 days aparece primero en Merca2.
Grayscale presented to the SEC a proposal for a Zcash-linked income ETF that would distribute cash every two weeks. The fund would not have ZEC directly: it would seek to finance payments with premiums obtained by selling options, a strategy that can limit profits when the market rises and does not eliminate losses if it falls.
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