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15 FiCAS Active Crypto ETP

The product BTCA trades up to 15 selected digital assets as defined by SIX Swiss Exchange and USD / CHF and EUR with the objective to increase the net asset value (NAV) of the ETP over the medium to long term. BTCA is a long-only strategy that aims to outperform Bitcoin over time, rather than a specific benchmark of the 15 selected assets. The investment style is discretionary, and no leverage trading is used.
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Historical Monthly Performance
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YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecYTD
2020      14.28-3.83-6.4216.8017.48-7.1731.00
2021 22.17 40.1327.02 32.08 -26.36 -17.71 1.2110.31-5.6424.26-5.48-22.0167.95
2022 -15.98-9.76 -0.61 -10.16 -17.23  -37.7119.41-4.11-2.176.43-14.57-6.69-66.82
202331.462.7918.820.18-6.0010.41-6.69-10.127.5425.553.8615.23126.24
20240.7626.3412.93-18.895.16-4.97 1.27 -11.777.357.6769.79-12.4378.93
20254.64-26.55-10.432.65-29.34
Objective
The objective of the 15 FiCAS Active Crypto ETP is to increase the net asset value (NAV) of the product in the medium to long term by trading bitcoins against 15 selected altcoins (as defined by the SIX Swiss Exchange) and exiting in fiat when this is the best option.
To attain its stated objective, FiCAS employs a discretionary investment approach, abstaining from leverage utilization and exclusively engaging in long positions. FiCAS selects and manages investments in Altcoins and Bitcoin based on a series of key indicators and parameters.
LISTING
SIX Swiss Exchange, Wiener Börse, Börse Stuttgart
MANAGEMENT FEE
2%
NAV — APRIL 30, 2025  
CHF 208.78
ASSET MANAGER
FiCAS AG
ISSUER
Bitcoin Capital AG
ISSUE DATE
15.07.2020
ISSUE PRICE
CHF 100.00
BASE CURRENCY
CHF

Basket Allocation

The investment product allows retail, professional and institutional investors in Switzerland, Liechtenstein and in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Spain, and Sweden to invest in digital assets through their bank or broker, just as they would buy traditional equities in a regulated environment.
ISIN
CH0548689600
Ticker
BTCA
FiCAS Expert  Team Market Commentary
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Market Review
May marked Bitcoin’s strongest monthly performance of the year, gaining 14% and reaffirming its resilience amid global macroeconomic headwinds.
The asset dipped as low as $74,000, a level last seen in November 2024, amid escalating trade tensions and tariff-related uncertainties. However, sentiment quickly reversed as investors sought refuge from volatility in traditional markets, pushing Bitcoin to close the month at $94,000. In contrast, Ethereum recorded its fifth consecutive month of negative returns, underlining its relative underperformance and ongoing structural challenges.
Bitcoin’s behavior diverged meaningfully from U.S. equity indices, showing signs of decoupling and reduced correlation, a dynamic increasingly observed as institutional narratives shift toward Bitcoin as a macro-hedge. Institutional flows reflect this transition, with global crypto investment products attracting $3.4 billion in net inflows for the month. Notably, Sui’s ecosystem outperformed the broader altcoin market, driven by increased developer activity and user adoption. Meanwhile, Grayscale renewed its push for Ethereum staking ETF approval, as the SEC deliberates on frameworks for staking-based products, and Morgan Stanley confirmed plans to offer crypto trading via E*Trade, marking another step in Wall Street’s progressive integration of digital assets.
Outlook
All eyes turn to the May 7 FOMC meeting, where markets await clearer signals on U.S. monetary policy. While no rate change is expected, forward guidance may prove pivotal for risk sentiment across asset classes. For Ethereum, attention centers around the PECTRA upgrade, with key scalability and privacy improvements under discussion. Vitalik Buterin’s proposals, including a potential migration from EVM to RISC-V architecture, suggest Ethereum is entering a decisive phase in its roadmap toward greater efficiency and throughput.
On the regulatory front, the SEC’s proposed Stablecoin Act signals a shift toward clearer rules for issuance and use, potentially unlocking broader institutional adoption. This coincides with increased momentum from major players: Fidelity is preparing to launch a stablecoin, Trump’s World Liberty Financial initiative is expected to support digital dollar alternatives, and Circle’s planned IPO further validates stablecoins as an emerging asset class within traditional markets.

For Ethereum, growing anticipation surrounds a potential ETH staking ETF, which could serve as a significant price catalyst. BlackRock’s Head of Digital Assets recently pointed to such a product as a logical next step for ETH exposure, especially if staking rewards can be passed through to investors. Together, these developments suggest a more supportive framework for digital assets going into Q2, with the potential for renewed upside momentum.

Other Information

Factsheet
Structure
Exchange Traded Product (ETP)
Minimum Subscription
1 unit
Management Fee
2%
Performance Fee
20%
High Watermark
Yes; 283.62 CHF
Administrator
Bitcoin Capital AG
Liquidity
Daily
Domicile
Switzerland
Executing Broker
Coinbase, AMINA Bank
Custodian
Coinbase, AMINA Bank
Stock Exchange
SIX Swiss Exchange, Stuttgart Exchange, Wiener Boerse
Calculation Agent
Vinter (Invierno AB)
Financial Market Authority
FMA Liechtenstein
Paying Agent
InCore Bank AG
Market Maker
Flow Traders B. V.
Authorized Participant
Flow Traders B. V.

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