Key Takeaways
- • OranjeBTC launches DIGY11, Brazil's first bitcoin ecosystem preferred shares ETF, set to debut on B3 exchange in early September 2026, allocating 95% to Strategy's STRC preferred shares and 5% to Strive's SATA.
- • Portfolio structure targets CDI-plus yields: DIGY11 aims to distribute annual returns matching Brazil's interbank CDI rate plus 3–5 percentage points (net of costs), with monthly distributions in Brazilian reais and a 0.90% management fee.
- • Monthly currency hedging and daily liquidity: The ETF trades in Brazilian reais on B3, implements monthly dollar exposure hedges, and provides daily liquidity to retail and institutional investors seeking bitcoin-related income exposure.
- • OranjeBTC positioned as Latin America's largest bitcoin treasury firm, leveraging preferred equity structures to provide recurring U.S. dollar distributions and bridge cryptocurrency exposure with traditional Brazilian equity markets.
Summary
OranjeBTC, identified as Latin America's largest bitcoin treasury company, is launching DIGY11, a digital yield ETF designed to bring cryptocurrency-linked income exposure to Brazil's B3 stock exchange. The fund is scheduled to begin trading in early September 2026 and represents the first preferred shares ETF focused on bitcoin-related treasury strategies to list on B3.
The DIGY11 ETF portfolio allocation is heavily concentrated, with 95% invested in Strategy's STRC preferred shares and 5% in Strive's SATA. The fund is structured to deliver recurring distributions through exposure to companies maintaining significant bitcoin treasuries. The ETF targets annual distributions aligned with Brazil's interbank CDI rate plus an additional 3 to 5 percentage points net of management costs, though returns are not guaranteed.
The vehicle addresses currency and liquidity considerations central to Brazilian institutional and retail investors. DIGY11 trades exclusively in Brazilian reais on B3, hedges dollar exposure on a monthly basis, and maintains daily liquidity. The 0.90% management fee is positioned competitively within Brazil's ETF landscape. This structure effectively allows Brazilian investors to gain exposure to bitcoin-related corporate income strategies without managing direct foreign exchange risk.
OranjeBTC's positioning of DIGY11 reflects a broader strategy to educate Brazilian investors on digital assets and bitcoin treasury strategies while expanding the company's own bitcoin holdings. The September listing coincides with growing institutional interest in alternative asset classes and cryptocurrency-adjacent investments across Latin America's largest economy.
The DIGY11 ETF portfolio allocation is heavily concentrated, with 95% invested in Strategy's STRC preferred shares and 5% in Strive's SATA. The fund is structured to deliver recurring distributions through exposure to companies maintaining significant bitcoin treasuries. The ETF targets annual distributions aligned with Brazil's interbank CDI rate plus an additional 3 to 5 percentage points net of management costs, though returns are not guaranteed.
The vehicle addresses currency and liquidity considerations central to Brazilian institutional and retail investors. DIGY11 trades exclusively in Brazilian reais on B3, hedges dollar exposure on a monthly basis, and maintains daily liquidity. The 0.90% management fee is positioned competitively within Brazil's ETF landscape. This structure effectively allows Brazilian investors to gain exposure to bitcoin-related corporate income strategies without managing direct foreign exchange risk.
OranjeBTC's positioning of DIGY11 reflects a broader strategy to educate Brazilian investors on digital assets and bitcoin treasury strategies while expanding the company's own bitcoin holdings. The September listing coincides with growing institutional interest in alternative asset classes and cryptocurrency-adjacent investments across Latin America's largest economy.
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