Nicholas Bitcoin and Treasuries AfterDark ETF
NGHT
NASDAQ22.46
USD
+0.51
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ISIN
US88636X2374
CUSIP
88636X237
Return %
Stock
S&P500
1Y
-14.69
19.01
3Y
-14.69
65.48
5Y
-14.69
72.20
Capital Structure
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Sean Folkson
- Full Time Employees
- 2
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Asset Management
- Address
- 234 West Florida Street Milwaukee WI United States of America 53204
- IPO Date
- Apr 8, 2026
- Website
- nicholasx.com
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- Nicholas Bitcoin and Treasuries AfterDark ETF (NGHT) is a proposed exchange-traded fund that seeks to capitalize on Bitcoin’s overnight price movements by trading in an after-hours window and exiting near the next day’s open, employing a derivative-focused approach with limited direct Bitcoin exposure. The fund aims to allocate at least 80% of assets to listed Bitcoin futures, ETFs/ETPs, and related options, with the remaining allocation to U.S. Treasuries for ballast, and it seeks to avoid direct spot Bitcoin holdings while pursuing an overnight edge. The strategy is designed to capture volatility and price gaps that occur when U.S. markets are closed, based on backtesting suggesting substantial overnight outperformance versus daytime sessions. Main Products and Services - Overnight Bitcoin trading strategy product: an ETF that enters Bitcoin-related positions after the U.S. market close and exits after the next day’s open, focusing on price movements in the overnight window; relies on futures, ETFs/ETPs, and options rather than direct Bitcoin holdings. - Asset allocation framework: minimum 80% allocation to Bitcoin-linked futures and related instruments (futures, ETFs/ETPs, options) with remaining assets in U.S. Treasuries for liquidity and risk management; structured to minimize direct spot Bitcoin exposure. - Risk-management and liquidity controls: emphasis on regulated listed products and a regulated execution framework, designed to navigate derivative-based crypto exposure and overnight volatility while providing transparency to investors. Latest Major Company Changes - Regulatory filing and product inception activity: the funds’ sponsorship and SEC filing were initiated in December 2024/December 2025 window as the after-hours Bitcoin strategy was proposed, signaling a strategic shift toward an overnight trading paradigm (the filing signals intent to launch, with continued development and potential approvals pending). - Strategic focus on regulated derivatives and after-hours strategy: ongoing emphasis on building a structured product that avoids direct spot Bitcoin while leveraging futures and ETPs to capture overnight dynamics, reflecting a broader shift to derivative-based crypto exposures within a regulated ETF framework. - Public discussion and market hypothesis support: media coverage and industry commentary highlight the overnight edge hypothesis and backtest results cited by sponsors and commentators, underpinning the strategic rationale while noting regulatory and execution risks. Additional Context - Industry and segments: cryptocurrency-linked ETFs; derivative-based crypto exposure within traditional ETF wrappers; cross-asset strategy combining digital assets and U.S. Treasuries. - Target markets and customers: institutional and high-net-worth investors seeking hedge-like exposure to Bitcoin’s volatility outside regular trading hours, and investors seeking regulated access to crypto-driven strategies through an ETF vehicle. - Geographic scope: U.S.-focused regulatory framework and market access, with potential global investor participation through U.S.-listed vehicles; product design centers on U.S. market hours and settlement conventions. - Founding year and headquarters: the vehicle and sponsor entities are pursuing formation in the context of U.S. regulatory filings; headquarters are associated with the sponsor/managing entity in the United States, with distribution to investors globally via standard ETF channels. - Subsidiaries and parent relationships: the sponsor/issuer structures are organized around an ETF platform, with potential affiliates handling distribution, legal, and compliance functions; no explicit parent company changes are disclosed beyond standard fund-structure development.
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