EZBC · US

Franklin Bitcoin ETF

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The shares are intended to offer a convenient means of making an investment similar to an investment in bitcoin relative to acquiring, holding and trading bitcoin directly on a peer-to-peer or other basis or via a digital asset exchange. The shares have been designed to remove obstacles associated with the complexities and operational burdens involved in a direct investment in bitcoin by providing an investment with a value that reflects the price of the bitcoin owned by the fund at such time, less the fund"s expenses.

Bitcoin held₿5,314.02

Bitcoin ownership0.025%

Treasury value$379,351,255

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Treasury & valuation

Capital, accumulation and performance in Bitcoin terms

Window Unit

Share price

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Split-adjusted; disclosures pinned to the line

Bitcoin holdings

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Reported Bitcoin treasury balance

Bitcoin ownership

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Share of the fixed 21 million BTC supply

Share performance vs Bitcoin

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Window start = 1×; above 1× beats Bitcoin

Share returns

Price return

Fixed windows · split-adjusted share prices · excludes dividends

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Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding Franklin Bitcoin ETF's Bitcoin treasury

How much Bitcoin does Franklin Bitcoin ETF hold?

Franklin Bitcoin ETF holds 5,314.02 BTC, or 0.025% of the fixed 21 million BTC supply. It ranks 14th among etf Bitcoin holders tracked by Newhedge.

What is the value of its Bitcoin treasury?

The latest estimated value is $379,351,255. This equals - of the company's market value. The valuation moves with Bitcoin's price; it does not represent cash available to spend.

When did it last buy Bitcoin?

The latest recorded disclosure reports a Bitcoin purchase. View disclosure ↗

How are the charts and financial statements converted?

BTC is the default display, with USD and sats available. USD-denominated values are converted using the Bitcoin close on the observation or reporting date; one BTC equals 100 million sats. Share counts, percentages and valuation multiples retain their original units. Missing prices, statements or share counts remain unavailable, and gaps are preserved.