Key Insights
BlackRock Bitcoin ETF BITA lists a 0.65% sponsor fee.
BITA will use bitcoin, IBIT shares, cash, and covered calls.
The product may offer income, but it can limit Bitcoin upside.
BlackRock has moved closer to launching its iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF after filing a new amended S-1 with the US SEC. The proposed fund, expected to trade under BITA, now lists a 0.65% sponsor fee and fresh seed details.
The update shows how the product will blend Bitcoin ETF exposure with options income. Bitcoin traded near $61,000 as ETF flows stayed mixed.
BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Update Shows Fee and Seed Details
The latest filing shows BlackRock has added key operating terms for the fund. The sponsor fee is listed at 65 basis points. That is higher than IBIT’s standard fee, but below several large covered-call ETFs.
The trust reported seed proceeds of $9.9 million from the sale of 198,000 shares at $50 per share. Its net asset value was listed near $9.99 million, or $49.
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