- Quantity Funds and Return Stacked introduced the STKD Bitcoin and Gold ETF.
- By pooling Bitcoin and Gold into one ETF, investors will have access to two scarce assets.
The US-based Bitcoin and Gold Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is the latest offering by Quantity Funds, giving investors access to two distinct asset classes via one investment vehicle. Market gurus, such as Peter Schiff, are debating which of these assets is more valuable to investors, and this new information emerges at the same time.
In a press release, Quantity Funds and Return Stacked introduced the STKD Bitcoin and Gold ETF. By pooling Bitcoin and Gold into one ETF, investors will have access to two scarce assets that might provide protection against currency debasement and inflation in the future.
Helping Diversify Portfolio
In fact, these assets, notably Bitcoin, may serve as a safeguard against potential monetary debasement and inflation in the future. Bitcoin’s value will skyrocket as a result of inflation driven by conflict, according to BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes.
Unlike other funds, this one promises full investment in both Bitcoin and gold, as stated in the release. Investing in Bitcoin futures and ETPs, the Bitcoin strategy aims to capture every price return of BTC. Investing in Gold futures and ETPs is another way the Gold approach plans to profit from the asset’s price increase.
In establishing a diverse portfolio, the “bitcoin vs. gold” debate has gained traction, as mentioned in the press release. Quantity Funds, on the other hand, claims that this debate overlooks the broader function that both assets may provide for investors seeking a combination of portfolio hedging and capital appreciation.
Notable economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff has maintained his role as a catalyst for the Bitcoin vs. gold discussion. According to his X post, everyone is engrossed in the “meaningless, Trump-inspired Bitcoin pump” and has failed to see the importance of Gold reaching a new record high over $2,680.
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