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We’re pleased to announce that Bitwise has acquired Chorus One, a leading institutional staking provider with over $2 billion in staked assets. The business has been incorporated into Bitwise Onchain Solutions, the staking division of Bitwise, and expands our staking capabilities to over 30 proof-of-stake networks. Excited for the future —

99% of advisors whose clients already own Bitcoin plan to hold or increase their positions this year, according to a @BitwiseInvest survey. This data signals a massive shift toward "diamond hands" institutional conviction, as professional allocators view the current volatility as an entry point rather than an exit. Thank you to @APompliano for having @Matt_Hougan on stage yesterday at Bitcoin Investor Week.

Last quarter: - Companies bought more than 1M ETH (~$3.5B worth) - The number of public companies holding ETH increased 40% - ETH corporations accounted for 5% of all ETH holdings Probably nothing.

Finance is moving onchain. Vaults are a key part of that, offering investors a transparent way to earn digital yield on their assets. Today, we’re excited to announce that Bitwise is launching non-custodial vault strategies as a curator on @Morpho. The quick details: - Bitwise’s first strategy on Morpho currently targets 6% APY, investing in overcollateralized lending pools. - Vault curation, strategy, and risk management will be led by Bitwise’s Portfolio Manager & Head of Multi-Strategy Solutions, Jonathan Man, CFA. - The offering leverages Bitwise’s 140-person team of professionals and more than eight-year track record as a crypto specialist. We believe the future is onchain, and we’re delighted to help sophisticated investors participate in the opportunities vaults provide. More to come. Feel free to reach out—input welcome.

Introducing the Bitwise Proficio Currency Debasement ETF $BPRO /i/broadcasts/1mrxmBaMWkNKy

Today, the debasement trade has a new weapon in its arsenal. Introducing the Bitwise Proficio Currency Debasement ETF (NYSE: BPRO), a first-of-its-kind, actively managed investment strategy targeting assets poised to benefit from the eroding purchasing power of fiat currencies worldwide—such as gold, bitcoin, silver, other precious metals, and mining equities. Why BPRO? Because we’re not alone in thinking that fiat money has some big problems. Consider: - The U.S. dollar has lost 40% of its purchasing power since 2006 - U.S. debt has roughly quintupled in the past 20 years to nearly $40T - Interest payments on debt are >$1T, more than national defense spending in fiscal year 2026 BPRO seeks to give investors a way to shield portfolios from the unstoppable train of reckless spending, rising deficits, and money printing by governments worldwide by investing in debasement-resistant assets that can’t be easily inflated or manipulated. The fund combines Bitwise’s deep crypto expertise with Proficio Capital Partners’ extensive experience in precious metals and other debasement-resistant assets. Founded in 2014, Proficio is a $5 billion investment advisory firm serving high-net-worth families, businesses, and foundations, and it’s spent the last 12 years refining the currency debasement strategy that BPRO is based on. We’re thrilled to partner with Proficio to give investors a new way to access the debasement trade. Easy money erodes wealth. BPRO helps protect it.

The latest Bitwise Crypto Market Review just dropped—and it’s the most important one we’ve ever published. Why? Because it shows a tension in crypto markets that has historically signaled a bear-market bottom (see Q1 2023). Receipts: During Q4 2025… - ETH’s price fell 29% … at the same time that Ethereum transactions hit new all-time highs. - Crypto equities fell 20% … while crypto company revenues were on pace to grow 3x faster than any other sector. - Sentiment turned bearish … while stablecoin AUM and transactions soared to new heights. That’s typically what you get at the bottom of bear markets: sentiment down, fundamentals up.

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