95% S&P 500, 5% Bitcoin in New Franklin ETF: Drilldown
THE SO WHAT
A 95% S&P / 5% Bitcoin DRIP ETF normalizes BTC exposure as a small, automated kicker on mainstream equity allocations. For operators, this is another step toward crypto price moves bleeding into broader risk sentiment and treasury conversations, not just the retail trading crowd.
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