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Franklin Templeton has received Nasdaq approval to list two ETFs that reinvest dividends from U.S. stocks into Bitcoin-related products, CoinGape reported.
According to an SEC filing, the funds are the Franklin U.S. Equity Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF (FBEQ) and the Franklin U.S. Innovation Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF (FIBT). The two ETFs will initially allocate 95% of assets to U.S. equities and 5% to BTC-related products. FBEQ will invest in 500 large-cap U.S. stocks, while FIBT will target 100 Nasdaq-listed innovation-focused companies. Regular and special dividends generated by the stock holdings will then be invested in BTC-related products instead of being used to buy additional shares or paid out in cash. The BTC allocation will be reset to 4.5% if it rises above 5% during quarterly rebalancing, while also remaining capped at 20% between rebalancing periods. BTC exposure will be gained through exchange-traded products, or ETPs, among other instruments, and both ETFs carry a 0.09% management fee.