Truth Social’s Bitcoin ETF Plans: Bitcoin, Ether… and Altcoins

  • 3 min
  • Published on Jul 27, 2025
  • Updated on Nov 13, 2025

Trump Media & Technology Group—the parent company of Truth Social—is making waves in the crypto world with its latest ETF filing. The proposed Crypto Blue Chip ETF wouldn’t just track Bitcoin or Ethereum, but would include a rare mix of altcoins like Solana, Cronos, and XRP. If approved, it would mark one of the first U.S.-listed crypto ETFs to offer regulated exposure to such a diverse basket of digital assets, joining the likes of MSCI in offering a diversified crypto ETF.

 

A Bold Mix

The ETF, filed to trade on the New York Stock Exchange’s Arca platform, would be composed of 70% Bitcoin, 15% Ether, 8% Solana, 5% Cronos, and 2% XRP. It’s a bold mix—especially considering that most U.S.-based crypto ETFs have been limited to the two dominant players: BTC and ETH. This move reflects a growing appetite among investors for broader access to the digital asset market, without the need for self-custody or multiple wallets.

What makes this filing particularly noteworthy is the timing. The SEC has been gradually warming up to crypto ETFs, with spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs now actively trading. However, with a few exceptions, altcoins remain largely absent from the ETF landscape in the U.S., mainly due to regulatory uncertainties and volatility concerns.

Trump Media’s decision to include these assets suggests that institutional players are beginning to view them as viable long-term holdings—not just speculative plays—and may contribute to stability that could lead to a true ‘blue chip’ ETF.

 

One-Click Access to Diversification

The proposal also comes with real market implications. Following news of the ETF, tokens like Cronos surged more than 20%, showing how ETF inclusion can instantly boost visibility and demand. If approved, this ETF could offer crypto-curious investors a regulated, one-click way to gain diversified exposure across both established and emerging blockchain networks.

For the broader market, this signals a potential shift. As more asset managers experiment with multi-asset crypto funds, we may start to see a wider array of ETFs that go beyond Bitcoin maximalism. This could accelerate adoption, increase market depth, and offer investors more nuanced ways to engage with the crypto economy.