With STBQ and TKNQ now live, Amplify is positioning itself at the intersection of traditional investing and blockchain infrastructure.
On December 23, 2025, the firm announced the debut of the Amplify Stablecoin Technology ETF (STBQ). And the Amplify Tokenization Technology ETF (TKNQ). Both are now listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
The two funds are among the earliest ETFs designed specifically around stablecoin and tokenization technology. STBQ focuses on companies and crypto-related assets that support the stablecoin economy.
TKNQ, on the other hand, targets businesses and digital assets, building the infrastructure for tokenized real-world assets. Together, they expand Amplify’s ETF lineup at a time when blockchain-based financial rails are moving closer to mainstream adoption.
Stablecoins play a growing role in payments, trading, and cross-border settlements by offering digital assets that aim to maintain a consistent value against fiat currencies.
Industry data shows that stablecoins already support over $9 trillion in annual transaction volume, with regulatory clarity in regions like the U.S. and Europe accelerating institutional interest. STBQ tracks the MarketVector™ Stablecoin Technology Index and provides exposure to areas such as:
Digital payments and financial infrastructure
Crypto trading and market platforms
Select crypto assets linked to stablecoin and DeFi activity
At rebalancing, the fund may allocate 25–50% of assets to crypto-related holdings.
Tokenization involves converting real-world assets like real estate, equities, or bonds into blockchain-based tokens, improving liquidity, transparency, and access. Analysts estimate that tokenized assets could grow from $176 billion today to over $3.6 trillion by 2030. TKNQ tracks the MarketVector™ Tokenization Technology Index and invests in firms advancing this shift across financial markets.
With STBQ and TKNQ now live, Amplify is positioning itself at the intersection of traditional investing and blockchain infrastructure, offering investors regulated access to two fast-growing segments of digital finance.
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