Vaneck brings an actively controlled Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) that track digital asset stocks to the market after receiving the approval of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Vaneck Onchain Economy Etf (Node) will aim to hold 30-60 shares, Vaneck’s head of Digital Asset Research Matthew Sigel said in a post of X.De administration fee 0.69%.

Included shares vary between crypto exchanges, miners, data center, energy infrastructure, semiconductors, hardware, tradfi rails, consumer/games, asset managers and “Balance holders.” Up to 25% of the nod’s exposure will be in crypto-exchange commercial products (ETPs).

“The global economy is switching to a digital foundation,” Sigel said. “Node offers active expitation to the real businesses that build that future.”

The fund is expected to start shopping on May 14 and will use an offshore subsidiary in the Cayman Islands to be able to get indirect exposure to products such as raw material futures, swaps and total investment vehicles while complying with US federal tax rules.

As a growing amount of crypto-related shares are starting to trade on the market, with more companies that want to become public this year, investors increasingly want exposure to crypto-related shares. A study among financial advisers at a ETF conference in March found that Crypto Equity ETFs are at the forefront of what advisers are interested in investing.