Nicholas Crypto Income ETF Stock Price, News & Analysis

Nicholas Wealth has announced a notable 36.00% distribution rate for its Nicholas Crypto Income ETF (BLOX). The fund, which launched on June 17, 2025, will distribute $0.1559 per share with a payment date of August 4, 2025.

BLOX combines three key components: crypto-focused equity, direct Bitcoin and Ether exposure, and an options overlay. The ETF currently shows a 30-Day SEC Yield of -0.82%. The recent distribution on July 28, 2025, consisted of 100% return of capital.

This ETF is part of the XFUNDS suite by Nicholas Wealth, which includes other funds like FIAX (launched 2022) and GIAX (launched 2024), focusing on fixed income alternatives and global equity income respectively.

Nicholas Wealth has launched the Nicholas Crypto Income ETF (BLOX), an actively-managed ETF offering diversified exposure to the crypto ecosystem with an income component. The fund consists of three main components: an equity portfolio investing in crypto-related public companies, a crypto portfolio providing exposure to Bitcoin and Ether through U.S.-listed ETFs, and an options overlay strategy generating income through put spreads and covered calls. BLOX aims to provide investors with crypto market exposure while managing volatility and generating cash flow. The fund is part of the XFUNDS suite, which includes other ETF products like FIAX (Fixed Income Alternative ETF) and GIAX (Global Equity and Income ETF). The product targets investors and financial advisors seeking crypto exposure with reduced volatility and income generation potential.

Infoblox Inc. announces the launch of its Cloud Specialization program, aimed at enhancing the skills of its cloud-first channel partners. This initiative is a critical step in the company's SaaS go-to-market strategy, utilizing advances in microservices and virtualization to improve cloud-based DDI and security capabilities. Up to 30 designated partners will access exclusive resources like executive insights and sales incentives. Infoblox aims to support partners' growth in a market increasingly leaning toward subscription models.

On January 26, 2021, Infoblox released a report highlighting significant cybersecurity challenges faced by US government IT decision-makers, with 81% reporting data breaches costing over $1 million. The study, based on 294 responses, indicates that 60% of network outages also exceed $1 million in damages. Cloud networking attacks are on the rise, with 84% of respondents affected in the past year. In response to growing cyber threats, 67% of respondents increased their security budgets from 2019 to 2020.