Amplify launched two Amplify ETFs tied to stablecoin infrastructure and tokenization infrastructure. The funds began trading on NYSE Arca on Tuesday.
The new listings are the Amplify Stablecoin Technology ETF (STBQ) and the Amplify Tokenization Technology ETF (TKNQ). Amplify said both funds track a diversified index.
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Amplify described the launch as part of its digital finance lineup. The firm said stablecoin and tokenization infrastructure now drive new market products.
Stablecoin ETF STBQ Targets Payments Technology and Stablecoin Infrastructure
The stablecoin ETF STBQ tracks firms linked to payments technology and digital asset infrastructure. It also includes exposure to trading platforms, based on Amplify’s description.
Amplify said STBQ holds shares tied to stablecoin activity, including Visa, Circle, Mastercard, and PayPal. The fund blends stock exposure with crypto related products.
The same description said STBQ also holds crypto ETFs from Grayscale, iShares, and Bitwise. That structure mixes traditional equity holdings with exchange traded crypto exposure.
Tokenization ETF TKNQ Tracks Tokenization Infrastructure and Tokenized Stocks
The tokenization ETF TKNQ focuses on companies linked to tokenization infrastructure. Tokenization converts traditional asset records into blockchain based tokens.
Amplify said TKNQ includes exposure to BlackRock and JPMorgan. It also includes Figure Technology Solution, Citigroup, and Nasdaq.
The list reflects tokenization efforts across banks, asset managers, and market operators. These firms have explored ways to support tokenized stocks and tokenized financial products.
GENIUS Act, MiCA, and SEC Changes Shape the ETF Backdrop
Amplify pointed to policy changes in the U.S. and Europe. It referenced the GENIUS Act in the U.S. and MiCA in the European Union.
Amplify said these frameworks position stablecoins as a compliant part of digital finance. It also cited ongoing regulatory dialogue on how to treat tokenized assets, including tokenized stocks.
The report also tied the broader ETF trend to U.S. regulatory shifts in 2025. It said crypto and blockchain ETFs expanded after the SEC, under SEC Chair Paul Atkins, loosened requirements for crypto ETFs.
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📅 Published: December 24, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: December 24, 2025
