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Bitcoin boosts Porter & Company permanent portfolio ETF toward $25M
The Porter & Company Porter Portfolio Index ETF reached $23.9 million in assets less than three months after launch, helped by $21.34 million in net inflows since June 5, 2026.
Bitcoin exposure has driven early gains for the Porter & Company Porter Portfolio Index ETF (PCPP), with assets reaching $23.9 million in less than three months, according to ETF Database data cited by ETF Trends.
The fund, launched June 2026, has gathered $21.34 million in net inflows since its June 5 debut, including $5.14 million that came in over the past month alone. PCPP returned 4.5% in the past month and 10.3% over three months, ETFDB data show.
The ETF is positioned as a modern take on Harry Browne’s “permanent portfolio,” designed to hold up across economic cycles by splitting assets across four buckets. Its structure blends property and casualty insurance stocks, bitcoin exposure, capital-efficient equities, and short-term bonds, per a Tuttle Capital Management launch announcement.
ETF Trends also noted that bitcoin has been the largest contributor to performance, returning 30.2% since launch and adding 2.07 percentage points to overall results. Property and casualty insurance stocks were the top-contributing sector, with Financials returning 10.5% and contributing 2.82 percentage points, led by Skyward Specialty Insurance Group and Kinsale Capital Group, which returned 26.3% and 26.5% respectively, VettaFi attribution data show.
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