
Hashdex launched the first Solana ETF and the first XRP ETF. A Bitcoin-gold hybrid fund (GBTC11) starts July 29. Brazil's CVM approved the lineup. The US SEC did not.
Brazil's B3 exchange hosts at least 22 ETFs with exposure to digital assets. More funds are expected in 2026, filings and manager statements show.
Hashdex, a Brazilian asset manager, launched the first Solana ETF in September 2024 and the first XRP ETF in April 2025.
A hybrid Bitcoin-and-gold ETF, GBTC11, is scheduled for July 29, 2025.
Brazil's securities regulator, the CVM, treats digital assets as a standard category for fund approvals. The US SEC took years to approve a spot Bitcoin ETF. It has not approved standalone Solana or XRP products.
The funds give institutional and retail capital a channel into digital assets without requiring direct custody of tokens.
The hybrid fund targets investors seeking digital asset exposure without full crypto volatility. Brazil's real adds FX exposure for dollar-denominated investors. Regulatory shifts in emerging markets can be swift.
Brazil's B3 exchange lists more crypto ETFs than any market outside the US. The lineup includes products the US SEC has not yet approved.
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