【Crypto World】Crypto asset funds are making new moves. A major asset management company has announced its plan for annual capital gains reinvestment distributions for several of its crypto-related ETFs in 2025, and the data is quite impressive.
Among them, blockchain index-related funds stand out the most—reinvesting $10.80 per unit, with a distribution ratio of 25.12%, making this yield one of the top among similar products.
If you’re more interested in multi-chain ecosystems, the diversified cryptocurrency navigation fund is also a good choice, with a reinvestment of $2.15 per unit (the CAD series is 27.62%). For supporters of the Solana ecosystem, there is a dedicated fund planning to reinvest $0.68 per unit (the CAD series is 10.98%).
In comparison, Bitcoin funds have a relatively small reinvestment amount, only $0.075 per unit (accounting for 1.01%), which also reflects the differences in fund performance across various cryptocurrencies.
These distributions are all in non-cash form and will be automatically reinvested around the end of 2025, requiring no additional action from investors. For those holding such funds, it’s a good idea to review your earnings before the end of the year.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 15h ago
The returns of blockchain index funds are indeed resilient, and a 25% allocation ratio is a bit outrageous.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 16h ago
BTC fund is only $0.075? That's a bit weak, isn't it? Could it be that Bitcoin really isn't that strong this year?
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DecentralizedElder
· 17h ago
The 25% return rate of blockchain index funds is quite impressive, it seems that the gains by the end of 2024 have really been reflected in the distribution.
Bitcoin fund only 1%? This data is a bit embarrassing, I thought BTC was the top dog.
Sol at $0.68 this wave, feels a bit disappointing... Multi-chain funds might actually be more stable?
But what do these reinvestment distributions mean? The real profit still depends on the positions held.
Why does it feel like multi-chain ecosystem funds are the true kings this year?
The distribution for BTC funds is indeed disappointing, has the market started to lose confidence in old coins?
This data looks a bit counterintuitive, logically, Bitcoin funds should be the most popular.
Reinvestment plans coming out so quickly? The fund managers are in a hurry.
Wait, Solana's distribution is even lower than Bitcoin's? This reversal is quite interesting.
Can the 25% of blockchain index funds really hold up? Will they drop back by mid-year?
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 17h ago
The $10.8 for the blockchain index fund really moved me, but BTC is only 0.075? What is this implying...
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SellLowExpert
· 17h ago
The returns of blockchain index funds are incredible, with a 25% allocation ratio... But the Bitcoin fund is only 1%? How bleak does it have to be?
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LiquidatedThrice
· 17h ago
Is a 25% return rate for blockchain index funds really serious? Now you better keep a close eye on it.
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quietly_staking
· 17h ago
BTC is only $0.075? That doesn't seem right. Could it be that the big players are all betting on altcoins?
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CexIsBad
· 17h ago
BTC is only $0.075? Is this telling us to buy the dip in altseason...
Cryptocurrency Asset Funds 2025 Distribution Announced: Overview of Bitcoin and Solana Fund Reinvestment Plans
【Crypto World】Crypto asset funds are making new moves. A major asset management company has announced its plan for annual capital gains reinvestment distributions for several of its crypto-related ETFs in 2025, and the data is quite impressive.
Among them, blockchain index-related funds stand out the most—reinvesting $10.80 per unit, with a distribution ratio of 25.12%, making this yield one of the top among similar products.
If you’re more interested in multi-chain ecosystems, the diversified cryptocurrency navigation fund is also a good choice, with a reinvestment of $2.15 per unit (the CAD series is 27.62%). For supporters of the Solana ecosystem, there is a dedicated fund planning to reinvest $0.68 per unit (the CAD series is 10.98%).
In comparison, Bitcoin funds have a relatively small reinvestment amount, only $0.075 per unit (accounting for 1.01%), which also reflects the differences in fund performance across various cryptocurrencies.
These distributions are all in non-cash form and will be automatically reinvested around the end of 2025, requiring no additional action from investors. For those holding such funds, it’s a good idea to review your earnings before the end of the year.