7RCC Global has started trading BTCK, an ETF on NYSE Arca that puts 80% of its assets in Bitcoin and 20% in regulated carbon credit futures. The carbon side tracks contracts from the EU Emissions Trading System, California Cap and Trade, and the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. This gives investors a single product that mixes crypto exposure with compliance carbon markets, without needing a crypto exchange account or a digital wallet. The fund uses the 7RCC Kaiko Bitcoin Carbon Credit Index and holds Bitcoin with Gemini Trust Company. U.S. Bank acts as cash custodian. The launch comes as ETF issuers look for ways to differentiate beyond plain spot Bitcoin products. JPMorgan's blockchain unit Kinexys has also been testing carbon credit tokenization, showing growing institutional interest in blending digital assets with environmental commodities. BTCK is structured as a series of Teucrium Commodity Trust. It trades through standard brokerage accounts. The carbon credit portion relies on futures contracts, not tokenized credits, so it stays within regulated market infrastructure. This could appeal to investors who want Bitcoin exposure but also want some link to emissions reduction markets.
