you are currently viewing:Calamos to Launch World's First Downside Protected Bitcoin ETF Suite With New 90% Protection (CBXJ) and 80% Protection (CBTJ) ETFs; Announces Upside Cap Ranges for the SuiteJanuary 21, 2025-John Koudounis, President and CEO of Calamos, announced the expansion of the Calamos Protected Bitcoin ETF Suite through two new ETFs offering upside growth potential of bitcoin with 90% (CBXJ) and 80% (CBTJ) protection levels over a one year outcome period. He stated, "This enhancement builds upon the announcement of CBOJ, the world's first 100% Protected Bitcoin ETF, and continues our tradition of bringing innovative options-based and risk managed investment solutions to the marketplace." CBOJ will launch on January 22, 2025, offering upside potential to bitcoin to a cap with 100% downside protection over a one-year outcome period. On February 4, 2025, Calamos will list CBXJ and CBTJ, providing 90% and 80% downside protection levels respectively, with correspondingly higher upside cap rates: Source: Calamos Investments |
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February 5, 2025--John Koudounis, President and CEO of Calamos, today announced the successful launch and attractive cap rates of two new ETFs offering upside growth potential of bitcoin with 90% (CBXJ) and 80% (CBTJ) protection levels over a one year outcome period.
February 5, 2025-Investors piled $90 billion into US ETFs last month.
January Key Takeaways
Global stock and bond gains powered the Morningstar Global 60/40 Index to a 2.17% January return.
US exchange-traded funds collected roughly $90 billion in January, a solid haul for a traditionally quieter month.
Active ETFs pulled in a record $43 billion, dusting the previous monthly record $34 billion.