BBB vs EEE

BBBBCYBER HORNET S&P 500 and Bitcoin 75/25 Strategy ETF

EEECCYBER HORNET S&P 500 and Ethereum 75/25 Strategy ETF

In short

BBB Two trades in one ticket: roughly 500 S&P 500 stocks plus a 25% bitcoin futures sleeve, inside an ordinary 1940 Act ETF. Fee is 0.86%, with no waiver behind it.

EEE Three-quarters S&P 500, one-quarter ether, rebalanced monthly so the crypto sleeve gets trimmed back instead of taking over the portfolio. The Ethereum member of Cyber Hornet's 75/25 family, priced at 0.85% with no fee waiver.

Stated mandate

BBB The Fund seeks to track the total return of a blended index combining the S&P 500® with S&P Bitcoin exposure in a 75/25 allocation.

EEE The Fund seeks to replicate the total return of the S&P 500® and S&P Ether Futures 75/25 Blend Index before fees and expenses. The index combines approximately 75% S&P 500 exposure with 25% Ether-futures exposure.

Why people hold it

• BBB One ticket does the blend for you: about 500 S&P 500 names held directly, with a quarter of the index in S&P CME bitcoin futures exposure.yahoo.com
• The crypto sits inside a registered open-end fund, so you get 1940 Act plumbing, daily NAV and quarterly distributions rather than a wallet.
• Holdings line up tightly with the stated 75/25 mandate, and it rates among the strongest implementations in the small crypto-blend group.
• Same price for the blue-chip crypto: 0.86% here versus 0.85% for the ether (EEE), XRP (XXX) and solana (SSS) siblings, none carrying a waiver.

• EEE One ticker, two jobs: roughly 75% in S&P 500 stocks and about 25% ether exposure held through a Cayman subsidiary, with a monthly rebalance pulling the mix back toward 75/25.sec.gov
• At 0.85% with no fee waiver, it sits near the middle of its small crypto-blend category and in line with its siblings: BBB at 0.86%, SSS and XXX at 0.85% each.
• No style drift: the portfolio lines up closely with the blend its prospectus describes, an S&P 500 core bolted to an ether-futures sleeve tracked by an S&P index.
• Built as a 1940 Act fund: the crypto exposure sits in a wholly owned subsidiary limited to 25% of assets at each quarter end, the structure that preserves fund-level tax treatment.sec.gov

Worth knowing

• BBB The 0.86% fee sits near the category median with no waiver cushioning it, so the convenience of the blend carries an ongoing cost.
• The crypto sleeve rides bitcoin futures, not coins, so rolling contracts can make its path differ from spot bitcoin's.yahoo.com
• Small and thinly traded, with a record that only starts at its December 2023 launch; wider spreads and a short history come with that.

• EEE Small fund, thin tape. Spreads can run wider than on mainstream index funds, and market price can wander further from the value of what it holds.
• A quarter in ether brings crypto-sized swings, plus futures roll and monthly rebalance costs; between rebalances the sleeve can drift above 25%.sec.gov
• Launched January 2026, so the track record behind its risk profile is short. Distributions land once or twice a year, not monthly.

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