T. Rowe Price launches an actively managed multi-token spot ETF, managing $1.89 trillion in client assets
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the listing and trading of this product on NYSE Arca on June 12, 2026. TKNZ is managed by T. Rowe Price's Head of Digital Assets, Blue Macellari, and portfolio managers can adjust allocations according to market trends, momentum changes, and sector rotation.
As of July 17, BTC accounted for 41.13% of TKNZ's holdings, ETH for 18.31%, BNB for 11.12%, SOL for 9.46%, XRP for 9.42%, and HYPE for 6.14%. The above six crypto assets together account for more than 95%.
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