USDTrump Media Files Truth Social Bitcoin & Ether ETF (60/40 Allocation) and Cronos Yield Maximizer ETF With 0.95% Fee, Crypto.com Custody
SEC Filings Detail Staking Strategy, Yorkville Advisory Role, and February 13–14, 2026 Submission Dates
TL;DR
- Truth Social Funds filed on February 13, 2026 to launch a 60% Bitcoin / 40% Ethereum ETF and a separate Cronos yield-focused ETF.
- Both products list Crypto.com as custodian and staking provider, with Yorkville America Equities as adviser and a 0.95% management fee.
- Filings arrive as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $410.37 million in net outflows on February 12, 2026.
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Truth Social Funds, the ETF arm of Trump Media & Technology Group, filed registration statements with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on February 13, 2026 to launch two cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds tied to Bitcoin, Ethereum and Cronos. The proposed products are titled the “Truth Social Bitcoin and Ether ETF” and the “Truth Social Cronos Yield Maximizer ETF,” according to the filings submitted to regulators.
The Bitcoin and Ether ETF is structured to track the combined performance of Bitcoin and Ethereum with an approximate allocation of 60% Bitcoin and 40% Ethereum. The filing states the fund also intends to generate staking rewards from its Ethereum holdings, enabling income generation in addition to spot exposure. Crypto price data referenced in related coverage cited movements based on COIN360 data, including fluctuations in the broader crypto price index and shifts in overall coin market cap.
A separate filing outlines the Cronos-focused product, which is designed to provide exposure to CRO, the native token of the Cronos blockchain associated with Crypto.com. The Cronos Yield Maximizer ETF is structured to pursue price performance alongside staking rewards tied to its token holdings. The documents describe yield strategies involving native staking and related mechanisms intended to enhance returns tied to CRO.
Crypto.com is identified in the filings as digital asset custodian, liquidity provider and staking services partner for the proposed funds. The company’s broker-dealer affiliate, Foris Capital US LLC, is listed as the entity through which investors would execute purchases of the ETFs, subject to regulatory clearance. The registration statements indicate the products cannot begin operations or offer shares until the SEC declares them effective.
Yorkville America Equities, LLC is named as investment adviser for both ETFs. The filings disclose a management fee of approximately 0.95% per year. Steve Neamtz, President of Yorkville America Equities, said the offerings are designed to provide exposure to digital assets across both capital appreciation and income opportunities. Kris Marszalek, Co-Founder and CEO of Crypto.com, described the initiative as presenting a “strong value proposition” for traders and investors.
The February filings follow earlier submissions from the company, including a spot Bitcoin ETF proposal filed in June 2025 and a “Crypto Blue Chip Digital Assets ETF” targeting a diversified basket of large tokens. Those prior filings had not yet launched as of early 2026. Market context accompanying the new submissions noted that U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $410.37 million in net outflows on February 12, 2026.
Coverage surrounding the filings referenced broader volatility in the crypto price environment, with fluctuations in the crypto price index and overall coin market cap tracked during the same period. Crypto price movements cited in related reporting were based on COIN360 data at the time of publication.
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