Hashdex is set to liquidate its DEFI Bitcoin ETF this month, a wind-down expected to involve the sale of roughly 225 BTC as the fund closes and returns capital to shareholders.
Hashdex is set to liquidate its DEFI Bitcoin ETF this month, a wind-down expected to involve the sale of roughly 225 BTC as the fund closes and returns capital to shareholders.
Hashdex is set to liquidate its DEFI Bitcoin ETF this month, a wind-down expected to involve the sale of roughly 225 BTC as the fund closes and returns capital to shareholders.
Hashdex has announced the closure of the fund and a plan to liquidate its holdings, according to the firm’s closure announcement. The move is documented in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s EDGAR system.
The wind-down is expected to take place this month and to involve selling about 225 BTC held by the fund. Trading in the ETF is scheduled to end on Aug. 17, as detailed in prior reporting on the $14.26 million fund’s closure. For related coverage, see Coldcard Hack Reportedly Hit 1,000+ Bitcoin Addresses.
The roughly 225 BTC figure is the key detail because the sale stems directly from the ETF’s closure process rather than from a discretionary trading decision. In a fund liquidation, the manager typically converts holdings to cash to return capital to shareholders, making the token amount the most concrete measure of the event. For related coverage, see Boltz Disables Bitcoin Lightning Swaps After Exploit, Says Funds Safe.
The estimated impact should be treated as an estimate, not a confirmed market effect. The sale is linked to the wind-down of a single, relatively small fund, one reported at about $14.7 million, and does not by itself establish a measurable move in the broader Bitcoin market.
The closure stands apart from the broader picture for spot products, which recently posted $172 million in July inflows. Hashdex has continued to build out other products, including its crypto index ETF that added Cardano and Chainlink.
Investors will likely focus on the execution timeline, with the liquidation scheduled for this month and trading set to cease mid-month. The key details to monitor are the final closure date and how and when proceeds are distributed to shareholders.
Bitcoin market participants may watch how the fund’s holdings are unwound, though the amount involved is modest relative to daily spot volumes. With the wind-down expected to complete this month, the near-term watchpoints are the final distribution and confirmation that the fund has fully closed.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
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