Key Highlights
- Hashdex submitted its inaugural annual SEC Form 10-K for the Hashdex Nasdaq ETF, revealing significant portfolio developments.
- Portfolio composition grew from five cryptocurrencies to seven digital assets before year-end.
- Cardano and Chainlink joined the fund’s collection of digital currencies.
- Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, Solana, and Stellar remain core components of the investment vehicle.
- Total net assets reached $1.2 billion as of December 31.
Hashdex submitted its inaugural annual SEC Form 10-K for the Hashdex Nasdaq CME Crypto Index ETF. The regulatory disclosure reveals the investment vehicle broadened its cryptocurrency allocation before the calendar year concluded. The submission provides comprehensive details regarding total assets, net asset value, and structural modifications following its market debut.
The exchange-traded fund debuted in late 2025, providing American investors access to five distinct digital currencies. The original composition featured Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, Solana, and Stellar within its tracked index. The year-end filing shows the investment product grew to encompass seven cryptocurrencies by the final day of December.
Portfolio Diversification Brings Cardano and Chainlink into Multi-Asset Structure
The Hashdex Nasdaq ETF incorporated Cardano and Chainlink prior to the December 31 reporting deadline. The Form 10-K documentation specifically identifies Cardano (ADA) and Chainlink (LINK) as newly integrated components. The ETF currently monitors seven distinct digital assets through its index framework.
Bitcoin and Ether continue serving as primary allocations within the fund. The portfolio maintains positions in XRP, Solana, and Stellar as well. The ETF currently represents a more comprehensive selection of prominent digital currencies.
According to the disclosure, the fund accumulated $1.2 billion in total net assets by the close of the reporting period. The net asset value per share measured $22.71 on the final day of December. The market closing price registered at $22.73, demonstrating tight correlation with the calculated NAV.
The ETF received approval for trading in late 2025 after satisfying regulatory requirements for public listing. Throughout its operational period, the product has functioned as a diversified crypto index offering. The 10-K filing delivers the initial comprehensive financial overview since the fund’s inception.
Multi-Asset Crypto ETF Landscape Grows Following Regulatory Framework
The Securities and Exchange Commission established generic listing criteria for cryptocurrency index ETFs during the latter part of 2025. This regulatory development created opportunities for diversified digital asset investment vehicles. Multiple investment firms subsequently introduced or transformed existing products into ETF structures.
Bitwise Asset Management elevated its primary multi-asset cryptocurrency fund to NYSE Arca listing in December 2025. The organization restructured the offering into an exchange-traded fund configuration. The product currently holds the position as the largest diversified crypto ETF measured by total assets.
Grayscale Investments transformed its Digital Large Cap Fund into an ETF structure in September 2025. The restructuring transitioned the previous trust arrangement into a publicly traded instrument. The ETF model enables continuous share creation and redemption processes.
Franklin Templeton introduced its crypto ETF during February 2025. The investment product originally contained exclusively Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings. The fund arrived in the marketplace ahead of the widespread emergence of multi-asset cryptocurrency listings.
Hashdex brought its ETF to market following implementation of the SEC’s regulatory standards. The investment vehicle follows the Nasdaq CME Crypto Index calculation methodology. The December 31 regulatory submission validates its broadened asset selection and $1.2 billion portfolio valuation.





