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Fact Social Seeks SEC Nod To Launch Bitcoin, Ethereum, And Cronos ETFs
The Fact Social Bitcoin and Ether ETF is a joint ETF designed to trace the efficiency of the highest two crypto property by market cap, with a roughly 60-40 BTC-ETH cut up.
The agency can be pursuing plans to introduce a Fact Social Cronos Yield Maximizer ETF, designed to put money into and monitor the native token of Crypto.com, which maintains a longstanding affiliation with the Trump enterprise community.
Crypto.com will act because the digital asset custodian, liquidity supplier, and staking companies supplier for each the Fact Social Cronos Yield Maximizer ETF and Fact Social Bitcoin and Ether ETF.
“We’re happy to be chosen to offer digital asset custody, liquidity, and staking companies for these new Fact Social Funds ETFs,” stated Crypto.com co-founder and CEO Kris Marszalek, in an announcement. “These two digital asset ETFs have a robust worth proposition that Crypto.com is supportive of and sit up for offering merchants entry to.”
 
The Cronos-focused ETF stands out because of its deliberate incorporation of staking rewards, that are typically obtained by collaborating within the validation technique of proof-of-stake networks comparable to Cronos. This construction might place the fund as a yield-oriented providing in a market that continues to be largely dominated by passive spot ETFs.
Fact Social initially indicated its entry into the cryptocurrency funding house in June 2025 by submitting an S-1 registration assertion for a spot Bitcoin ETF beneath its model. This was adopted by a July 2025 submitting for a crypto Blue Chip ETF, which incorporates BTC and ETH in addition to Solana (SOL), the Ripple-linked XRP, and CRO. To this point, neither fund has been launched.
Whereas the SEC has accelerated its assessment of cryptocurrency ETF purposes, the regulator postponed selections on a number of proposals — together with Fact Social’s filings — in August. To this point, solely a restricted variety of funds incorporating staking mechanisms have secured approval, and ETFs tied to smaller-cap altcoins proceed to face better regulatory hurdles.
If authorized, the proposed Fact Social ETFs would carry a administration charge of 0.95%. Transactions for the funds can be dealt with via Foris Capital US LLC, the SEC-registered broker-dealer related to Crypto.com.
