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In the wild west of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ETFs, three heavyweights—iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (NASDAQ:IBIT), ProShares Bitcoin ETF (NYSE:BITO), and Volatility Shares Trust 2x Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BATS:BITX)—are lighting up the trading boards with their trading volumes.
With millions of dollars in assets and staggering volume, here's how they stack up in 2024.
IBIT dominates the Bitcoin ETF arena with jaw-dropping assets under management of $52.7 billion. Averaging over 48.6 million trades daily, IBIT has become the go-to ETF for institutional and retail investors alike.
While its one-day drop of 0.24% on Monday left some frowning, its long-term metrics remain compelling. Trading within a 52-week range of $22.02 to $61.75, IBIT continues to show resilience. Its ultra-low expense ratio of 0.12% sweetens the deal for those eyeing cost-efficient exposure to Bitcoin.
BITO has a more modest AUM of $2.4 billion, BITO doesn't have IBIT's scale but makes up for it with solid volume, averaging 11.7 million trades daily. The fund’s 0.95% expense ratio is a tad higher but reflects its active strategy.
Despite a recent 1.58% dip over the past five trading days, BITO remains one of the most accessible options for Bitcoin exposure, trading at a 52-week high of $34.07 earlier this year.
BITX is the maverick of the group, boasting an impressive 105% YTD gain, thanks to its leveraged approach. This ETF thrives on volatility, making it a favorite for seasoned traders. With a daily average volume of 11.1 million trades and a price swing between $18.24 and $72.80, it's clear BITX isn't for the faint-hearted.
Its 1.90% expense ratio is the highest among the trio, a premium for those chasing amplified returns. The ETF slipped 6.5% over the past five trading days, reminding investors of the risks that come with leverage.
For investors seeking stability and liquidity, IBIT's volume dominance and low costs make it a no-brainer. BITO's steady growth and broader appeal cater to those looking for a middle ground. Meanwhile, thrill-seeking investors are turning to BITX, aiming to capitalize on its potential for amplified returns.
As Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract capital, the trio of IBIT, BITO, and BITX remains a testament to the growing maturity—and intrigue—of cryptocurrency in mainstream investing.
Whether you're playing it safe or rolling the dice, these ETFs have something for everyone.
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