Spot Crypto ETFs

Exchange-traded funds that hold Bitcoin or Ether directly, bought through a normal brokerage account. Compare issuers and fees — over years, a 1% fee difference adds up.

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  • BTCGrayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETFGrayscale0.15%
  • EZBCFranklin Bitcoin ETFFranklin Templeton0.19%
  • BITBBitwise Bitcoin ETFBitwise0.20%
  • HODLVanEck Bitcoin ETFVanEck0.20%
  • ARKBARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETFARK Invest / 21Shares0.21%
  • IBITiShares Bitcoin Trust ETFBlackRock0.25%
  • FBTCFidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin FundFidelity0.25%
  • BRRRCoinShares Bitcoin ETFCoinShares0.25%
  • BTCOInvesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETFInvesco / Galaxy0.25%
  • BTCWWisdomTree Bitcoin FundWisdomTree0.25%
  • GBTCGrayscale Bitcoin Trust ETFGrayscale1.50%

Reference data: sponsor fees as announced at launch, before temporary waivers. Issuers can change fees — confirm on the fund's prospectus before investing. We don't show daily flows or holdings until we have a verifiable data source.

ETF vs. holding coins

An ETF gives price exposure in a brokerage or pension account, with the issuer handling custody. You can't withdraw coins, use them on-chain, or trade outside market hours.

Why fees differ

Converted trusts (GBTC, ETHE) kept higher fees; newer funds compete on price. The cheapest fund isn't always best — check liquidity and spreads too.

Watch for fake ETFs

Scammers advertise “crypto ETF” tokens and apps. Real spot ETFs trade only on regulated stock exchanges under the tickers above, through licensed brokers.

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