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CoinShares announces plans to liquidate DIME and BTF ETFs

The September announcement schedules the funds' last trading day for 20 October, with liquidation expected around 21 October.

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Key facts

  • The board approved liquidation of both funds.
  • Trading is scheduled to end on 20 October.
  • Remaining holders would receive a cash redemption.

The announced timetable

CoinShares announced the decision on 18 September; its website labels the release as published on 21 September. Shareholders may sell before the end of trading on 20 October, subject to ordinary brokerage charges. Creation and redemption orders are scheduled to cease that day.

The planned liquidation payment equals the applicable net asset value after provision for liabilities and expenses. The release says portfolio managers may move assets into cash as termination approaches.

Which products are affected

DIME invests through selected altcoin exchange-traded products. BTF primarily holds bitcoin and ether futures. This notice concerns these two funds and should not be read as a completed liquidation or a closure of every CoinShares crypto product.

Primary sources

Reporting is based on the linked primary sources. Company statements are attributed to their authors; they are not independent test results.

  1. CoinShares — Approval of liquidation of the CoinShares Altcoins ETF and Bitcoin and Ether ETF

Source links checked 16 Oct 2026

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