Dynamic, a division of 1832 Asset Management, has launched the Dynamic Active Multi-Crypto ETF (DXMC) on Cboe Canada, marking its first listing on the exchange. Cboe Canada rang the opening bell to mark the March 4 launch.
DXMC is being pitched as an actively managed way to access a basket of crypto assets, built with support from digital asset manager 3iQ.
What DXMC is trying to offer investors
DXMC is designed for long-term capital appreciation through exposure to an actively managed selection of crypto assets, according to the announcement. Dynamic says the fund combines 3iQ’s digital asset expertise with 1832 Asset Management’s broader investment platform.
The ETF wrapper also matters. It gives investors a more familiar way to access crypto exposure through standard brokerage accounts and regulated fund infrastructure, rather than through direct exchange trading.
How the portfolio is structured
Dynamic says the fund will not rely only on direct crypto exposure. Part of the portfolio may also be invested in companies expected to benefit from Web3, blockchain, crypto assets, or related technologies.
That gives DXMC a mixed structure: part direct digital asset exposure, part equity exposure to businesses linked to the same theme.
Custody and security setup
Cboe Canada says the fund uses institutional-grade security and full cold-storage custody for its crypto exposure. That is an important detail for traditional investors, because custody remains one of the biggest operational questions in crypto-linked investment products.
Where and how DXMC trades
Investors can access DXMC through regular investment channels, including discount brokerages and full-service dealers, according to the announcement.
Cboe Canada used the launch to highlight its role in listing newer digital asset and thematic investment products, reinforcing Canada’s position as one of the more active regulated markets for crypto ETFs.
Why it matters for crypto
- Active multi-asset crypto ETFs expand how traditional investors can access crypto exposure without using exchanges.
- Adding a Web3 equities sleeve blends token exposure with crypto-linked corporate exposure, which can change the fund’s risk profile.
- Cold-storage custody remains a key trust signal for ETF investors and institutions.
- Canada continues to serve as a testing ground for regulated digital asset investment products.
What to watch next
- Whether Dynamic discloses which crypto assets are included in the fund and how portfolio weights are adjusted over time.
- How quickly DXMC builds assets under management and secondary market trading volume.
- Whether the Web3 equities sleeve becomes a major performance driver or stays a smaller support allocation.
- Whether more Canadian asset managers launch actively managed multi-crypto products in response.
Source: Cboe Canada Press Release