
BlackRock's income-paying bitcoin ETF nears launch at a fee that undercuts rivals
BlackRock is close to launching a bitcoin fund that pays an income. The world's largest asset manager filed its fourth amendment for the iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF on Tuesday, according to its SEC filing. The fund will trade on Nasdaq under the ticker BITA. The income comes from options. The fund holds bitcoin and shares of IBIT, BlackRock's $47 billion spot bitcoin ETF. Each month it sells call options on those IBIT shares. A call option gives the buyer the right to purchase the shares at a set price. The fund collects a fee, called a premium, for selling…







