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Goldman Sachs filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on April 14 to launch its first proprietary Bitcoin fund, a Premium Income ETF. The move underscores a broader shift on Wall Street toward packaging cryptocurrency exposure in regulated products designed for traditional investors.
Unlike standard spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), Goldman’s fund is designed to invest at least 80% of net assets in Bitcoin-linked instruments. These include spot Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs) and options on Bitcoin ETP indices.
The fund’s strategy centers on holding long positions in Bitcoin ETPs while selling call options against those holdings. By collecting option premiums, the product aims to generate monthly income.
Goldman’s filing also describes an options overwrite level that can vary between 40% and 100% of total BTC exposure depending on market conditions. The fund will not hold Bitcoin directly; instead, it will use a Cayman Islands subsidiary to hold up to 25% of assets to comply with the Investment Company Act of 1940.
ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said the structure appears to be designed to respond to client demand for Bitcoin exposure with reduced volatility. The approach trades some upside potential—particularly during strong market rallies—for a more income-oriented profile.
Goldman’s push into a premium-income Bitcoin product aligns with its expanding presence in crypto markets. In its latest 13F filing, the bank reported approximately $1.1 billion in Bitcoin ETF holdings and more than $2.36 billion in total crypto ETF exposure.
The bank has also acquired Innovator Capital Management, a firm associated with Bitcoin-linked structured products.
Goldman’s filing follows similar product launches and developments in the sector. Grayscale launched a Bitcoin Premium Income ETF in April 2025 with a 0.66% expense ratio, while BlackRock has a comparable product in development.
Goldman’s fee structure has not yet been disclosed. The fund could launch about 75 days after the April 14 SEC filing, subject to regulatory review.
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