A crypto ETF is a fund listed on a stock exchange that holds a cryptocurrency, or futures on it, so investors can get exposure through an ordinary brokerage account. Spot Bitcoin ETFs launched in the US in January 2024, followed by Ether ETFs in July 2024.
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ETFs opened crypto to pension funds, advisers and investors who cannot or will not use exchanges and wallets. Daily inflows and outflows are now among the most watched demand signals in the market.
You pay an annual fee, can only trade during market hours and cannot withdraw the coins or use them on chain. You also rely on the fund's custodian.
The daily net amount of money entering or leaving the funds, reported after each trading day.
It tracks the price, but you own fund shares, not coins you control.