Cryptex Multi-Asset ETF Filing Details Portfolio Allocations for Solana and Other Altcoins
An updated SEC filing for a digital asset index fund outlines proposed portfolio weightings across major cryptocurrencies including Solana.
A Sept. 11 pre-effective amendment for the Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF presents proposed portfolio weights based on index data from Sept. 8. In the underlying 36-asset benchmark, Solana holds a 2.80% weighting, ranking behind XRP at 4.36% and Chainlink at 3.15%, while leading Avalanche at 2.13%. Bitcoin and Ethereum maintain the top positions at 25.83% and 13.55%, respectively.
The prospective fund, designed to list on Nasdaq under the ticker BAGZ, applies internal screening criteria that reduce the basket to 19 constituents. XRP receives an indicated fund weight of 4.41% under these filters. The prospectus remains preliminary, with no shares active in the market.
The filing coincided with an amendment from Listed Funds Trust, which moved the effectiveness date for the Teucrium 2x Short Daily XRP ETF to Oct. 11 without setting a launch date or explaining the timing revision.
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