Starwal provides investors with multiple pathways to participate in digital asset markets — from exchange-traded funds and OTC-quoted trusts to private placement vehicles and direct trading access. Each solution is designed with a focus on accessibility, security, and investor protection.
Access digital asset exposure through exchange-traded structures on national securities exchanges. Current ETF/ETP products include the Solana Staking Fund (GSOL), Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF (BTC), and Ethereum Staking Fund (ETH).
Starwal's OTC-quoted trusts trade on public markets through traditional brokerage accounts. Products include the Bittensor Trust (STAO/GTAO), Bitcoin Cash Trust (BCHG/SCHG), and Zcash Trust (ZCSH) — accessible without direct digital asset custody.
Eligible accredited investors can access digital asset exposure through private placement vehicles offering professionally structured investment solutions — designed for investors seeking managed access prior to any public quotation.
Eligible Starwal clients can participate in direct digital asset trading through our professional platform. Built around institutional infrastructure, our trading capabilities support active market participation with a focus on execution quality and operational security.
Starwal's custody infrastructure is built to meet institutional standards. Arrangements include offline storage, access controls, monitoring procedures, and third-party custody providers — designed to support secure storage and operational resilience across all product types.
Starwal Research publishes educational content, market commentary, and token fundamental analysis covering the digital asset ecosystem. Content is designed to support informed decision-making for investors at all experience levels.
A typical Starwal product may progress through four stages as investor accessibility and public disclosure increase over time.
Initially offered to eligible accredited investors through an exemption from registration, subject to transfer restrictions and minimum holding periods.
Once restrictions lapse and market requirements are met, products may be quoted on OTC Markets — broadening brokerage access and providing secondary market liquidity.
Certain products become reporting issuers under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, subject to enhanced periodic disclosure obligations and greater transparency.
Where permitted, products may seek exchange-traded status with creation and redemption mechanisms that help prices align with net asset value.
Starwal is committed to transparency about its products, structures, and fees. Find answers to common investment product questions below.
Yes. Certain Starwal products that are exchange-listed or publicly quoted on OTC Markets may be available through traditional brokerage accounts and, in some cases, through eligible tax-advantaged accounts such as IRAs. Availability varies by platform and product — consult your brokerage firm for specific access and eligibility details.
The management fee on Starwal's exchange-traded ETF and ETP products is 0.15% per annum. This covers ordinary ongoing operating costs including sponsor services, custody-related expenses, and routine administration. Fees are accrued over time and reduce the digital assets represented per share. Brokerage commissions may also apply.
Digital asset investments involve significant risk, including substantial price volatility and the possible loss of all principal invested. Products are not registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940. OTC-quoted shares may trade at a significant premium or discount to NAV. Staking rewards are not guaranteed. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Starwal products allow exposure to digital assets through traditional brokerage accounts without requiring direct custody, wallet management, or private key security. This may appeal to investors who prefer a familiar investment structure, are using IRAs or tax-advantaged accounts, or who do not wish to hold and secure digital assets directly.
ETFs are listed on national securities exchanges and typically have creation/redemption mechanisms that keep prices close to NAV. OTC-quoted trusts trade on secondary markets without an ongoing redemption program, which means their share prices may trade at a premium or discount to NAV — sometimes significantly — and this difference may persist.
Investors rely on Starwal because we combine professional infrastructure with a genuine commitment to helping clients navigate digital asset markets with greater clarity, confidence, and discipline.
Starwal's research-driven approach gave me the confidence to participate in the digital asset market through a structure I actually understood. Professional, transparent, and built for serious investors.
Private Investor
As a financial advisor, Starwal's custody infrastructure and product transparency have made it easy to incorporate digital assets responsibly into client portfolios.
Financial Advisor
The Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF made it straightforward to gain Bitcoin exposure through my existing brokerage account. A low management fee, professional structure, and no custody hassle.
Institutional Investor
