Calamos Investments introduces a Bitcoin ETF with 100 % downward protection

• Calamos launched a Bitcoin ETF with 100 % downtight protection called CBOJ in January.
• The ETF combines government bonds and bitcoin options to reduce investment risks.
• CBOJ offers annual repatrulations and limited potential profits for risk management.

CALAMOS Investments will launch a groundbreaking Bitcoin Fund (ETF) that offers 100 % downtight protection.

The new ETF, the name CBOJ, is to debut on the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) on January 22nd and, according to A, should tackle the volatility of Bitcoin and at the same time offer growth opportunities Business communication .

The Structured Protection ETF series from Calamos

CBOJ builds on the success of the Structured Protection ETF series from Calamos introduced in 2024. This series offered similar downward protection mechanisms for stock indices such as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq-100.

By expanding these principles to Bitcoin, Calamos wants to meet the requirements of consultants, institutions and investors who are looking for a way to use the growth potential of Bitcoin and at the same time to alleviate its historically high volatility.

In the past,

Bitcoin was a very volatile asset that often deterred risk -new investors. The CBOJ ETF would like to master this challenge by ensuring that investors do not lose any money, even if the value of Bitcoin drops.

This innovative fund offers down protection by integrating US state bonds with options that are bound to the CBOE Bitcoin US ETF Index. The combination offers a regulated and transparent way to achieve Bitcoin exposure and at the same time minimize the associated risks.

annual dismissal of the CBOJ ETF

of one of the unique features of the CBOJ ETF is the annual reorganization of downward protection. Every year, investors benefit from a new upper limit for potential profits and at the same time receive full loss protection for the next 12 months.

This structure ensures continuous risk reduction and adapts to the dynamic nature of the Bitcoin market.

"Many investors have hesitated due to the enormous volatility to invest in Bitcoin," said Matt Kaufman, Head of ETFs at Calamos. "Calamos endeavors to meet the demand from consultants, institutions and investors for solutions that use Bitcoin's growth potential and at the same time alleviate the historically high volatility and the decline in financial value."

Investment funds are

ETFs that are traded on stock exchanges like stocks and enable investors to put their money together in a fund with various assets. With CBOJ, investors have access to Bitcoin without having to own cryptocurrency directly. This protection structure makes the ETF particularly attractive for careful investors who want to manage the notorious price fluctuations in the cryptom market.

Since Bitcoin ETFs based on derivatives are becoming increasingly important, industry reports indicate that more companies may follow the example of Calamos and introduce similar solutions for risk-free investors.