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Amplify launches ETFs targeting stablecoin and tokenisation growth

Published Dec. 24 2025Last Updated Dec. 24 2025

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Digital asset manager Amplify has launched two new exchange traded funds focused on blockchain infrastructure.

The funds are designed to track companies involved in stablecoins and tokenisation technology.

Amplify confirmed the ETFs began trading on the NYSE Arca exchange.

The products are named the Amplify Stablecoin Technology ETF and the Amplify Tokenisation Technology ETF.

The stablecoin focused fund trades under the ticker STBQ.

The tokenisation focused fund trades under the ticker TKNQ.

Both ETFs track diversified indices of publicly listed companies.

The indices include firms generating revenue from stablecoin and tokenisation activity.

Amplify said the funds blend traditional equities with crypto linked exposure.

The launch reflects growing institutional interest in digital finance infrastructure.

Stablecoins have emerged as a major theme in global crypto markets.

Tokenisation has also gained traction across traditional finance institutions.

Amplify said regulatory clarity has accelerated institutional participation.

Recent United States legislation has boosted confidence around stablecoin issuance.

Regulators have also opened dialogue on tokenised securities frameworks.

Amplify said the ETFs expand its product lineup strategically.

These new ETFs expand Amplify’s lineup as digital finance evolves.

The company said.

The stablecoin ETF tracks companies active in payments and trading infrastructure.

Portfolio holdings include firms generating revenue from digital payments.

The fund also includes exposure to crypto related investment products.

Companies linked to stablecoin development feature prominently in the index.

The ETF holds positions in major payment and financial technology firms.

Crypto asset managers are also represented through exchange traded products.

Amplify highlighted regulatory progress in the United States and Europe.

The firm cited the GENIUS Act and MiCA framework as supportive developments.

Tokenisation focused holdings include global financial institutions.

Several banks have invested heavily in tokenising traditional assets.

Infrastructure providers supporting digitised securities are included.

Exchanges exploring blockchain settlement technologies are represented.

Amplify said tokenisation could reshape capital markets over time.

Crypto and blockchain ETFs expanded rapidly during 2025.

Regulatory easing by the Securities and Exchange Commission supported growth.

Market participants expect further ETF innovation in digital assets.

Analysts view infrastructure focused ETFs as lower volatility exposure.

Amplify positioned the funds as long term thematic investments.