This week, an ETF product company launched two new funds, tracking the stablecoin technology and tokenization technology sectors respectively. The Stablecoin Technology ETF (stock code: STBQ) and the Tokenization Technology ETF (stock code: TKNQ) have been officially listed on the fully electronic exchange under the New York Stock Exchange, opening a window for institutional and individual investors to access these emerging fields.

The investment logic of the stablecoin fund is straightforward—target companies that can generate actual revenue from payment infrastructure, digital asset services, trading platforms, and other businesses, while also allocating some exposure to crypto assets. Each time the fund rebalances, a quarter to half of the funds are invested in crypto assets related to stablecoins and DeFi applications.

Looking at the holdings, STBQ includes traditional payment giants like Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal, as well as stablecoin issuers like Circle, along with crypto products from institutions such as Grayscale, iShares, and Bitwi. This combination allows investors to earn stable returns from traditional financial giants while participating in the growth cycle of crypto innovation.

The launch of these two ETFs reflects the market’s optimism about the two major technological routes: stablecoins and tokenization. Whether as payment tools or infrastructure for digital assets, development in these areas is accelerating. For investors, these new products offer a relatively convenient way to allocate growth opportunities in these sectors.