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Bitcoin ETFs

Track performance, fees, and AUM for spot Bitcoin ETFs, futures funds, leveraged products, and miners ETFs, all in one place.

Bitcoin ETF Market Summary

Funds Tracked

Total AUM

$83.1B

Lowest Expense Ratio

0.15% (BTC)

First to Launch

Purpose Bitcoin ETF Non-Currency Hedged Units (2021)

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FEATURED ETF

BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust ETFiShares

The BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) is the world's largest Bitcoin ETF with industry-leading liquidity and a competitive expense ratio. Backed by BlackRock's institutional expertise and robust security infrastructure.

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Bitcoin ETFs ranked by total assets under management.
ETF↑	Type	Price	1D Change	AUM↑	Fee↑
3008.HKBosera	Spot	$6.11	+4.00%	—	0.85%
3008.HK: Bosera HashKey Bitcoin ETF is a Hong Kong-listed spot Bitcoin ETF launched April 2024 with a 0.85% expense ratio. Full profile
3042.HKChinaAMC	Spot	$9.70	+13.58%	—	0.99%
3042.HK (ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF) is a Hong Kong spot Bitcoin ETF launched in April 2024 with a 0.99% expense ratio, offering direct physical Bitcoin exposure. Full profile
3439.HKHarvest	Spot	$9.72	+4.18%	$15M	1.00%
3439.HK is Harvest's Hong Kong-listed spot Bitcoin ETF launched in April 2024, offering direct physical Bitcoin exposure with a 1% expense ratio. Full profile
ARKAARK 21Shares	Futures	$68.32	-0.00%	$12M	0.70%
ARKA is an actively managed Bitcoin futures ETF from ARK 21Shares launched in November 2023, offering 100% Bitcoin exposure with a 0.7% expense ratio. Full profile
ARKBARK 21Shares	Spot	$26.26	+0.54%	$2.1B	0.21%
ARKB is ARK 21Shares' spot Bitcoin ETF launched in January 2024, charging just 0.21% in annual expenses for direct physical Bitcoin exposure. Full profile
BITBBitwise	Spot	$42.96	+0.51%	$2.3B	0.20%
BITB is Bitwise's spot Bitcoin ETF launched in January 2024, offering direct bitcoin exposure with a competitive 0.20% expense ratio on NYSE Arca. Full profile
BITCBitwise	Futures	$41.14	+0.91%	$14M	0.90%
BITC is an actively managed Bitcoin Futures ETF from Bitwise launched in 2023, offering regulated CME futures exposure with a 0.9% expense ratio. Full profile
BITIProShares	Inverse	$19.13	-0.62%	$130M	1.03%
BITI is ProShares' actively managed short Bitcoin ETF launched in 2022, offering inverse daily exposure to bitcoin through CME futures with a 1.03% expense ratio. Full profile
BITOProShares	Futures	$10.68	+0.48%	$1.4B	0.95%
BITO is ProShares' actively managed Bitcoin Strategy ETF, launched in October 2021 as the first U.S. bitcoin-linked ETF, charging a 0.95% expense ratio. Full profile
BITUProShares	Leveraged	$14.12	+1.40%	$338M	0.45%
BITU is ProShares' 2x leveraged Bitcoin ETF launched in April 2024, offering amplified daily Bitcoin exposure with a 0.45% expense ratio. Full profile
BITXVolatility Shares	Leveraged	$18.21	+1.45%	$852M	1.85%
BITX is a 2x leveraged Bitcoin Strategy ETF from Volatility Shares launched in June 2023, charging 1.85% annually and tracking daily Bitcoin futures performance rather than spot holdings. Full profile
BRRRCoinShares	Spot	$22.37	+0.72%	$371M	0.25%
BRRR is a CoinShares spot Bitcoin ETF launched in January 2024 with a competitive 0.25% expense ratio, offering direct exposure to bitcoin's spot price on Nasdaq. Full profile
BTCGrayscale	Spot	$35.09	+0.72%	$3.7B	0.15%
BTC is Grayscale's spot Bitcoin ETF launched in 2024, offering direct physical Bitcoin exposure with a 0.15% expense ratio on NYSE Arca. Full profile
BTCC-B.TOPurpose Investments	Spot	$15.20	+0.40%	$1.3B	1.00%
BTCC-B.TO is Purpose Investments' Canadian spot Bitcoin ETF launched in 2021 with a 1% expense ratio, offering direct physical Bitcoin exposure on the TSX. Full profile
BTCOInvesco	Spot	$78.76	+0.52%	$342M	0.25%
BTCO is Invesco's spot Bitcoin ETF launched in January 2024, charging 0.25% annually with a promotional fee waiver for early investors. Full profile
BTCQ.TO3iQ	Spot	$17.05	+0.77%	$204M	1.00%
BTCQ.TO is the 3iQ CoinShares spot Bitcoin ETF, a Canadian-listed fund launched in 2021 with a 1% expense ratio offering direct physical Bitcoin exposure. Full profile
BTCWWisdomTree	Spot	$83.65	+0.50%	$140M	0.25%
BTCW is WisdomTree's spot Bitcoin ETF launched in January 2024, offering direct bitcoin exposure with a 0.25% expense ratio and a promotional fee waiver on the first $1 billion in assets. Full profile
BTCX-B.TOCI Global Asset Management	Spot	$15.93	+0.50%	$523M	0.69%
BTCX-B.TO is the CI Galaxy Bitcoin ETF, a spot Bitcoin fund from CI Global Asset Management with a 0.69% expense ratio, launched in March 2021 to track physical Bitcoin exposure. Full profile
DEFIHashdex	Spot	$72.77	+0.00%	$14M	0.90%
DEFI is the Hashdex Bitcoin ETF, a spot Bitcoin ETF launched in March 2024 with a 0.90% expense ratio, offering direct physical Bitcoin exposure on NYSE Arca. Full profile
EBITEvolve	Spot	$40.05	-0.35%	$12M	0.65%
EBIT is Evolve's Canadian spot Bitcoin ETF with a 0.65% expense ratio, launched in 2021, offering direct physical Bitcoin exposure through Zodia Custody. Full profile
EBTC.AXGlobal X	Spot	—	—	—	0.59%
EBTC.AX is Global X's spot Bitcoin ETF launched in May 2022 as Australia's first of its kind, with a 0.59% expense ratio and 100% physical Bitcoin backing. Full profile
EZBCFranklin Templeton	Spot	$45.78	+0.59%	$355M	0.19%
EZBC is Franklin Templeton's spot Bitcoin ETF launched in January 2024, charging a competitive 0.19% expense ratio for direct bitcoin exposure tracked against the CME CF Reference Rate. Full profile
FBTCFidelity	Spot	$68.88	+0.47%	$10.8B	0.25%
FBTC is Fidelity's spot Bitcoin ETF launched in January 2024, offering direct physical Bitcoin exposure with a 0.25% expense ratio. Full profile
FBTC.TOFidelity	Spot	$36.07	-0.66%	$1.3B	0.32%
FBTC.TO is Fidelity's Canadian spot Bitcoin ETF with a 0.32% expense ratio, launched in 2021 and offering direct physical Bitcoin exposure. Full profile
GBTCGrayscale	Spot	$61.25	+0.48%	$8.4B	1.50%
GBTC is Grayscale's spot Bitcoin ETF launched in 2013 and converted to ETF structure in January 2024, charging a 1.5% expense ratio for direct Bitcoin exposure. Full profile
HODLVanEck	Spot	$22.39	+0.49%	$1.0B	0.20%
HODL is VanEck's spot Bitcoin ETF launched January 2024, charging a competitive 0.2% expense ratio for direct bitcoin price tracking. Full profile
IBITiShares	Spot	$44.83	+0.43%	$46.5B	0.25%
IBIT is BlackRock's iShares spot Bitcoin ETF launched January 2024, offering direct Bitcoin exposure with a 0.25% expense ratio on NASDAQ. Full profile
IBTCMonochrome Asset Management	Spot	—	—	$120M	0.50%
IBTC is Monochrome Asset Management’s Australian spot Bitcoin ETF, designed to provide exchange-traded exposure to directly held Bitcoin. Full profile
QBTC11.SAQR Asset Management	ETF	$24.53	+3.50%	—	0.75%
QBTC11.SA is QR Asset Management's Bitcoin Index ETF, Latin America's first Bitcoin ETF launched on Brazil's B3 exchange in June 2021 with a 0.75% expense ratio. Full profile
SBITProShares	Inverse	$35.60	-1.11%	$177M	0.95%
SBIT is ProShares' UltraShort Bitcoin ETF, a leveraged crypto product launched in April 2024 with a 0.95% expense ratio, offering inverse Bitcoin exposure for Australian investors. Full profile
SPBCSimplify	Spot	$49.90	+0.12%	$44M	0.50%
SPBC is Simplify's US Equity PLUS Bitcoin Strategy ETF, a blended equity and spot Bitcoin fund launched in 2021 with a 0.5% expense ratio. Full profile
VBTCVanEck	Spot	—	—	$236M	0.45%
VBTC is VanEck’s Australian spot Bitcoin ETF listed on ASX, with A$235.68M in total net assets and a 0.45% management fee as of the July 2026 review. Full profile
WGMIValkyrie	Miners	$46.72	+4.69%	$260M	0.75%
WGMI is an actively managed Bitcoin Miners ETF launched by Valkyrie in February 2022, charging a 0.75% expense ratio for exposure to bitcoin mining companies. Full profile

Data as of Aug 25, 2026

Bitcoin ETFs, answered

Which spot Bitcoin ETF has the lowest fee?

Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF (BTC) has the lowest expense ratio among spot Bitcoin ETFs at 0.15%. BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT), the largest fund by assets under management, charges 0.25%.

What is the largest Bitcoin ETF?

BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) is the largest Bitcoin ETF by assets under management, with approximately $46.5B in assets. Larger AUM generally means tighter bid/ask spreads and greater liquidity.

What is the difference between spot and futures Bitcoin ETFs?

A spot Bitcoin ETF holds actual Bitcoin directly, so its price tracks the real-time Bitcoin market closely. A futures Bitcoin ETF holds Bitcoin futures contracts instead of the coin itself, which can lead to tracking error and roll costs over time. Spot ETFs are generally preferred for long-term exposure.

What does expense ratio mean for a Bitcoin ETF?

The expense ratio is the annual percentage of your investment that the fund charges to cover operating costs. A 0.25% expense ratio on a $10,000 investment costs $25 per year. Lower expense ratios compound favorably over time.

When was the first Bitcoin ETF launched?

Purpose Bitcoin ETF (BTCC) launched in Canada in February 2021, making it the world's first Bitcoin ETF. ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO) launched in October 2021 as the first U.S. Bitcoin futures ETF. The first U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, including iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC), and ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB), were approved by the SEC and began trading in January 2024. Note: Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) is a trust vehicle, not an ETF, that predates these approvals and converted to a spot ETF structure in January 2024.

Are Bitcoin ETFs available outside the United States?

Yes. Purpose Bitcoin ETF (BTCC) in Canada was the first Bitcoin ETF globally, launching in February 2021. Several Bitcoin ETFs and exchange-traded products trade on European exchanges including Deutsche Boerse Xetra, the SIX Swiss Exchange, and Euronext. Issuers include 21Shares, ETC Group, CoinShares, and WisdomTree. Availability and structure vary by jurisdiction and regulatory framework.

Understanding Bitcoin ETFs

Key concepts for evaluating Bitcoin ETFs before you invest.

Spot vs Futures Funds

Spot Funds

Hold actual Bitcoin directly. Price closely mirrors the live BTC market. Approved by the SEC in January 2024. SEC ETF guide

Futures Funds

Hold CME Bitcoin futures contracts. Subject to roll costs and tracking error over time. CFTC investor resources

Custody

Spot ETF issuers use qualified custodians (e.g., Coinbase Custody) to hold Bitcoin on behalf of shareholders under SEC oversight. SEC custody rules

Key Metrics to Consider

Expense Ratio

The annual fee deducted from fund assets. Lower is better for long-term holders. Currently ranges from 0.15% to 1.85% across Bitcoin ETFs. SEC on ETF fees

AUM

Assets Under Management indicates fund size and liquidity. Larger AUM generally means tighter bid/ask spreads and lower market impact when trading shares. How NAV is calculated

Volume

Daily trading volume reflects market activity and liquidity depth. Higher volume ETFs are easier to enter and exit without significant price impact. SEC ETF liquidity guide

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Bitcoin ETFs.

What is a Bitcoin ETF?

A Bitcoin ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) is a publicly traded investment vehicle that tracks the price of Bitcoin. It allows investors to gain exposure to Bitcoin through a traditional brokerage account without needing to self-custody the underlying asset. Spot Bitcoin ETFs hold actual Bitcoin, while futures-based ETFs hold derivative contracts.

What is the difference between spot and futures Bitcoin ETFs?

Spot ETFs hold actual Bitcoin in custody and track its live market price directly. Futures ETFs hold CME Bitcoin futures contracts and must roll them periodically as they expire, which can create tracking error and additional costs over time. The SEC approved spot Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024. Learn more from the SEC's ETF investor guide.

How do expense ratios affect my Bitcoin ETF investment?

The expense ratio is deducted from the fund's assets daily on a pro-rata basis, so it reduces your effective return by that percentage each year. For example, a 0.25% fee on $50,000 costs $125 annually. Over many years, a difference of even 0.10% between two funds can meaningfully compound, making fee comparison important alongside liquidity and issuer reputation.

How do I buy a Bitcoin ETF?

Bitcoin ETFs trade on major U.S. exchanges like NYSE Arca and Cboe BZX under their respective tickers (e.g., IBIT, FBTC, ARKB). You can buy them through any standard brokerage account, including retirement accounts like IRAs and 401(k)s, using the same process as purchasing a stock. See SEC guidance on buying ETFs for more detail.

How are Bitcoin ETF gains taxed?

In the United States, Bitcoin ETF shares are treated as capital assets. Selling shares held for more than one year qualifies for long-term capital gains rates, which are generally lower than short-term rates. Shares held for one year or less are taxed as ordinary income. Tax treatment varies by jurisdiction and individual circumstances, so always consult a qualified tax advisor for personalized guidance.