Truth Social, the social platform launched by U.S. President Donald Trump, has officially entered the digital asset investment space by filing to launch a dual Ethereum and Bitcoin ETF.
The filing, submitted on June 16, 2025, with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, introduces a proposed product named the Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF. The fund, sponsored by Yorkville America Digital, LLC of Mountainside, New Jersey, seeks to provide exposure to both Bitcoin and Ethereum under a single trust structure.
This marks a notable shift from the predominantly single-asset format currently dominant in U.S. cryptocurrency exchange-traded products.
Dual Asset Approach Marks Market Diversification
Unlike other ETFs that focus on a single asset, this registration outlines a trust that would include Bitcoin and Ethereum. The structure appears to challenge conventional ETF designs, signaling a diversification approach within a single fund.
While the Form S-1 does not clearly state whether the ETF will maintain full spot asset holdings or employ a hybrid or futures-based strategy, it aligns with the regulatory framework of the Securities Act of 1933. This mirrors the registration process used by BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust and Fidelity’s FBTC.
The operational and legal foundation of the ETF is being managed by Yorkville America Digital. Despite being new to sponsoring crypto ETFs, the firm is leading the initiative on behalf of Truth Social. The move represents the platform’s expanding ambitions beyond social media engagement and into the capital markets sector.
Recent Bitcoin Treasury Activity
The ETF announcement follows closely after Trump Media and Technology Group disclosed plans for a substantial $2.3 billion Bitcoin acquisition. The SEC has officially approved the proposal, the company announced on Friday.
In other related news, President Trump’s newly released financial disclosure reveals significant earnings from his crypto venture, World Liberty Financial. The platform, introduced last summer, has brought in over $57 million from token sales, with Trump holding nearly 16 billion governance tokens.
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