Goldman Sachs has filed for its first proprietary Bitcoin ETF with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, marking a significant entry into the cryptocurrency market. The Goldman Sachs Bitcoin Premium Income ETF will combine Bitcoin exposure with a covered-call strategy to generate income. The fund is expected to launch by the end of June 2026, pending regulatory approval. The ETF will hold at least 80% of its net assets in Bitcoin exposure through spot Bitcoin ETPs and options, without directly holding Bitcoin. This structure allows for tax compliance and flexibility in managing options, with overwrite levels ranging from 40% to 100% of Bitcoin exposure. The strategy aims to provide income in sideways or declining markets, appealing to income-oriented investors. Goldman's move comes amid a challenging Bitcoin market, with prices down 15% since the start of 2026. The bank's strategy contrasts with Morgan Stanley's direct Bitcoin holdings, focusing instead on ETPs and derivatives to reduce custody complexities. The fee structure for Goldman's ETF has yet to be disclosed, as the bank positions itself in the competitive ETF landscape dominated by BlackRock and Fidelity.