Financial advisors looking to diversify their client portfolios with cryptocurrencies may have a new vehicle right away without leaving traditional stocks.
On September 26th, asset manager CyberHornet filed an application with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for three encrypted exchange trading funds (ETFs). Each fund is designed to blend exposures with S&P 500 indexes with Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP.
How Funds Merge the S&P 500 with Ethereum, Solana and XRP
According to the filing, each fund allocates 75% of its portfolio to companies within the S&P 500. The remaining 25% will be dedicated to their respective digital assets or related futures markets.
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Cyber Hornet proposes ticker symbols for Ethereum, SSS for SSS, and XXX for XRP. Each fund will have a 0.95% management fee.
According to Market Observer, CyberHornet Fund aims to give investors an intermediate base between the resilience of large US stocks and the potential for digital assets growth.
They believe this structure will help investors acquire Crypto’s benefits while remaining fixed in traditional markets. This approach reflects the increasing recognition of digital currency as a viable portfolio component rather than a speculative outlier.
CyberHornet’s move is based on previous success with the Bitcoin 75/25 fund, which gave a 39% return in 2024.
Its success could help justify expanding your strategy to other tokens such as ETH, SOL, and XRP. In particular, investors’ interest in diverse crypto exposures has increased significantly over the past year, strengthening cases of wider adoption.
Meanwhile, these submissions arrive in a more friendly regulatory environment. The SEC generic ETF listing standard, approved earlier this year, simplified the path for publishers looking to launch innovative products.
This policy shift spurs a wave of experimentation and encourages companies such as CyberHornet to blur the line between Wall Street and Web3. As a result, they are currently building a portfolio in which digital assets and stocks coexist within a single investment framework.
