Tidal Trust just dropped something wild—they've filed for a Bitcoin ETF with a totally unconventional strategy. Here's the twist: this fund would only hold BTC during after-hours sessions, then dump everything right when markets open.
Their bet? Most of Bitcoin's price action actually happens when Wall Street's sleeping. Pretty bold move considering traditional finance usually operates the opposite way. Whether this plays out or flops, it's definitely pushing boundaries on how institutional money could interact with crypto outside regular trading windows.
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AirdropBuffet
· 19h ago
After-hours sniping, running at the open? This guy really dares to do it, betting on overnight volatility...
Wait, this logic doesn't add up. Can you really make money doing this every day?
Does BTC really move that fiercely when Wall Street sleeps? I feel like it's the other way around.
Another new ETF application, I really don't know if the SEC will approve it.
This strategy is just ridiculous, feels like betting on an arbitrage opportunity that doesn't exist.
But to be fair, this kind of bold attempt is indeed pushing the boundaries, and it's a case of daring to think and dare to do.
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BlockchainGriller
· 19h ago
Sell off immediately after market close? That logic is a bit extreme. Is betting on overnight volatility really that reliable?
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DataPickledFish
· 19h ago
After-hours chopping, running as soon as the market opens? This tactic feels a bit risky to me.
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BoredWatcher
· 19h ago
Isn't this approach reversed? Selling off after hours? Isn't this just betting on overnight gains and then crashing the price...
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ApeShotFirst
· 19h ago
Holy crap, cutting leeks after hours? This guy's really out of his mind.
If this scheme were real, I would go all in immediately—prices would soar while Wall Street is sleeping, and I’d sell at the open? Genius.
But it feels more like they're just taxing the institutions' IQ... Betting on this kind of thing is bound to lose money, right?
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zkNoob
· 19h ago
Post-market sell-off? Is this guy trying to buy the dip or to trap retail investors... There's something going on.
Tidal Trust just dropped something wild—they've filed for a Bitcoin ETF with a totally unconventional strategy. Here's the twist: this fund would only hold BTC during after-hours sessions, then dump everything right when markets open.
Their bet? Most of Bitcoin's price action actually happens when Wall Street's sleeping. Pretty bold move considering traditional finance usually operates the opposite way. Whether this plays out or flops, it's definitely pushing boundaries on how institutional money could interact with crypto outside regular trading windows.