BlackRock is looking to set up two funds known as Buffer ETFs: The BlackRock Large Cap Moderate Buffer ETF and the BlackRock Large Cap Deep Buffer ETF.
As with automakers at the turn of the last century, the more promising investment approach to digital assets now is to think about what general technologies will be needed if the sector takes off.
ETFs tracking robotics and AI have pulled in roughly $105 million in March, while other thematic strategies like clean energy, electric cars and cloud computing all saw outflows.
Assets in SCHI have surged more than ten-fold from the end of last week, racking up the largest inflows among US ETFs tracked by Bloomberg over that period.
Thematic ETFs that launched to target the buzziest market themes of the past two years are closing at a rapid pace, as rising interest rates hammer performance and send investors in search of safer options.
