BREAKING: $1.8T Franklin Templeton is set to launch ETFs that turn earnings into Bitcoin. The funds will hold US stocks, but instead of paying dividends to investors, they will use that cash to buy BTC-linked products. This is the latest addition to a growing list of ways to get Bitcoin exposure WITHOUT buying BTC directly: 1. Spot Bitcoin ETFs - Funds like BlackRock's IBIT hold real Bitcoin and track its price. You buy them like any stock. 2. Bitcoin futures ETFs - These track Bitcoin through futures contracts and don't hold any actual Bitcoin. 3. Bitcoin treasury companies - Firms like Strategy (MSTR) hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets. Their shares often move with Bitcoin's price. 4. Bitcoin miners - Companies that mine Bitcoin. Their profits rise and fall with its price. 5. Bitcoin income ETFs - These hold Bitcoin exposure and sell options on it to pay investors monthly income. 6. Crypto company stocks - Exchanges like Coinbase earn more when crypto activity rises 7. And now, dividend-to-Bitcoin ETFs - You own US stocks, and your dividends slowly build Bitcoin exposure. With exposure, you benefit when Bitcoin's price goes up, without holding any actual coins. Wall Street is now making BTC easier to access than ever.