About Hashdex Bitcoin ETF
Hashdex Bitcoin ETF used the ticker DEFI. Its issuer now labels the product liquidated and delisted, with delisting from NYSE Arca effective September 3, 2026. The documents remain useful for understanding its history, financial reports and winding down, but the old product figures should not be read as an indication that the shares are currently available for normal exchange trading. Hashdex's retained page includes dated pricing and holdings information from before delisting. [issuer]
The fund's history includes more than one investment approach. Hashdex explains that its predecessor began as a bitcoin futures product and that a merger into the surviving fund closed in January 2024. The strategy changed in March 2024 to allow spot bitcoin holdings. Later materials describe a bitcoin price objective based on the Nasdaq Bitcoin Reference Price, Settlement, after expenses. Comparing reports across those dates requires care because the asset exposure and benchmark were not constant. The name and ticker alone do not explain which strategy applied during an earlier financial period. [issuer] [prospectus]
Hashdex Asset Management Ltd. became the sponsor in January 2026, replacing Tidal Investments LLC. The January 2026 prospectus identifies the fund as a series of Hashdex Commodities Trust, formerly Tidal Commodities Trust I. It explains the sponsor's authority over investment and operating decisions and the roles of service providers. The issuer identifies U.S. Bancorp Fund Services as administrator and Paralel Distributors as marketing agent. These names explain who administered and marketed the product at the stated time; they do not turn an old report into a statement about present trading availability. [prospectus]
This archive follows the surviving trust's SEC CIK. Earlier predecessor documents may belong to another issuer identity, so the filing history shown here is not a claim to contain every document ever associated with the DEFI ticker. Report dates and filing dates help separate operating periods from later disclosures. The fund was not registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940, and its prospectus described a structure different from a conventional registered investment company. For the final status, the issuer's liquidation and delisting notice takes precedence over historical NAV figures, old portfolio weights or an unchanged ticker appearing inside an earlier filing. [prospectus]
Fund explanation reviewed 2026-10-15. Filing checks do not change this editorial review date.