A Blockchain ETF in Everything But Name

The video discusses an ETF trading under the ticker 'block', which is essentially a blockchain ETF. Regulatory bodies influenced the removal of 'blockchain' from its name to prevent misuse of buzzwords. The fund's major holdings include companies involved in blockchain and cryptocurrency. Despite having $100 million in assets, the fund's value has decreased by 40% due to the plunge in digital currencies. It has struggled with returns and is relatively expensive. The fund is still considered viable according to Bloomberg's traffic light system.

What was the reason for removing 'blockchain' from the ETF's name before its launch?

• To simplify the name

• To attract more investors

• To avoid regulatory scrutiny

• To align with market trends

Which of the following companies is NOT mentioned as a major holding in the Block ETF?

• Overstock

• GMO Internet

• Amazon

• Square

What sectors are primarily represented in the Block ETF's holdings?

• Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals

• Retail and Manufacturing

• Energy and Utilities

• Internet and Semiconductor

By what percentage have the assets of the Block ETF decreased from its peak?

• 20%

• 30%

• 40%

• 50%

What is the cost of investing in the Block ETF in terms of basis points?

• 80 basis points

• 70 basis points

• 60 basis points

• 50 basis points