Why Smart Money Is Watching This New ETF 🔍📊

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Every generation of markets rewards one kind of infrastructure.

The 1990s belonged to the internet.
The 2010s belonged to cloud computing.
The 2020s belong to real-time finance.

A brand-new US ETF just listed to capture that transformation. It tracks a payment rail that settles value in 3 to 5 seconds,  with consistent, transparent fees.

You don't need a wallet or a crypto exchange. You simply trade a ticker.

Institutional custody and administration keep the structure familiar. The single-asset focus and 0.50% fee keep it clean.*

It's the opposite of hype: a tool built for function.

When similar funds launched, investors poured in. Bitwise's Solana product opened strong with roughly $55 million on day one, nine-figure assets in weeks. Those flows showed Wall Street wants digital exposure that fits compliance, not chaos.

Now that same model targets the payments lane, the one used daily by fintechs, treasuries, and cross-border networks.

If you think money should move as fast as data, this ETF is the most direct way to hold that view.

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*Brokerage commissions apply and will reduce returns

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Digital assets, such as XRP, are a relatively new asset class, and the market for digital assets is subject to rapid changes and uncertainty. Digital assets are largely unregulated and digital asset investments may be more susceptible to fraud and manipulation than more regulated investments.  

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Today's editorial pick for you

4 Healthcare Stocks to Buy in a Rotation Trade 


Posted On Nov 19, 2025 by Chris Markoch

Investors who have ridden the technology rally over the past two years may be wondering if it's time to take profits and rebalance. The next phase of market leadership could come from sectors offering stability and dependable earnings power. Healthcare stocks stand out as that natural next step. These stocks offer a blend of defensive qualities, consistent cash flows, and innovation pipelines.

The healthcare sector’s diversity also helps spread risk across different economic environments.

  • Insurers and distributors benefit from long-term demographic trends
  • MedTech firms are positioned for procedure growth and robotic innovation.
  • Biopharma companies combine steady cash flow from established drugs with optionality from new therapies.

Healthcare stocks aren’t necessarily cheap across the board, but relative to the technology sector, these stocks have a refreshing valuation. For investors seeking balance, here are four healthcare stocks offering varying flavors of quality exposure.

Healthcare Stocks #1: Reliable Cash Flow and Defensive Value 

Cardinal Health (NYSE: CAH) offers investors pure exposure to the backbone of the U.S. healthcare supply chain. As a distributor of medical and pharmaceutical products, it's a volume-driven business that benefits from rising healthcare consumption rather than breakthrough discoveries.  

Recent cost efficiency improvements and share buybacks have lifted sentiment after years of margin pressure. Its consistent cash generation and modest valuation provide a safe harbor for those seeking defensiveness amid broader market volatility. With a forward P/E around 26x and improving profitability, Cardinal Health represents value-oriented exposure to a critical healthcare service. 

Healthcare Stocks #2: Innovation-Driven Growth in Medical Devices 

Medtronic (NYSE: MDT) remains one of the best-positioned medtech companies for a post-pandemic rebound in surgical procedures. With reopening tailwinds normalizing, its cardiac and diabetes units are regaining growth momentum. The company's focus on surgical robotics, particularly its Hugo robotic-assisted surgery platform, could serve as a key catalyst for longer-term innovation-driven upside.

While the stock has lagged peers due to execution concerns, its yield and consistent R&D investment support a patient investor thesis. For those seeking a mix of income and exposure to technology-driven healthcare devices, Medtronic offers that middle ground. 

Healthcare Stocks #3: Pipeline Strength and High-Yield Pharma

AbbVie Inc. (NYSE: ABBV) sits at an interesting inflection point. The company has managed the loss of exclusivity for its blockbuster drug Humira better than many expected, thanks to strong performance from Skyrizi and Rinvoq. These newer immunology therapies have already replaced much of Humira's revenue base and position AbbVie as a durable cash-flow generator.

The company trades at a modest valuation compared to the broader market and offers a yield north of 3 percent, making it appealing for value-oriented investors looking for income and steady earnings. Its consistent dividend growth underscores AbbVie's reputation as a reliable blue-chip pharma holding. 

Healthcare Stocks #4: Breakthrough Growth With GLP-1 Leadership

Eli Lilly & Co. (NYSE: LLY) has been the market's darling in the healthcare sector, and for good reason. Its leadership in the GLP-1 weight-loss and diabetes category has reshaped the company's earnings trajectory. With drugs like Mounjaro and Zepbound fueled by global demand, Lilly is posting breakout revenue growth alongside expanding margins.

While its valuation is rich, growth expectations justify much of the premium, especially given the long runway in obesity treatment markets. Beyond GLP-1 therapy, Lilly's Alzheimer's drug pipeline offers additional optionality. For investors willing to pay a premium for innovation, Lilly remains the quintessential healthcare growth stock. 

What Could Go Wrong with the Thesis? 

The main risk to this healthcare rotation thesis lies in timing and market psychology. If technology stocks continue outperforming—driven by AI enthusiasm or easing rate expectations—capital may remain concentrated in growth sectors. Additionally, healthcare's regulatory backdrop always carries uncertainty; pricing reforms or reimbursement changes could compress margins across the industry.

Company-specific execution risks, such as Medtronic's product launches or AbbVie's pipeline transitions, should also be monitored. In short, while healthcare offers balance, it is not immune to macro or policy shocks. 

Conclusion 

As investors seek stability after an extended tech-led bull run, healthcare provides a refreshing mix of defensiveness, yield, and innovation. Cardinal Health delivers steady value, Medtronic offers device-driven recovery potential, AbbVie anchors with reliable cash flow and dividends, and Eli Lilly supplies pure growth leadership. Together, they form a diversified healthcare basket well-suited for investors navigating a maturing market cycle..




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