Bitcoin ETFs hold $101.12 billion in net assets, with fees impacting long-term costs as inflows reach $57.29 billion since launch.
Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC) ranks as the cheapest Bitcoin ETF with $4.14 billion in net assets, outperforming peers in cost efficiency. ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB) follows, driven by $92 million in early May inflows, while VanEck’s HODL holds $1.29 billion in assets.
Since their 2024 debut, Bitcoin ETFs have attracted $57.29 billion in cumulative inflows, totaling $101.12 billion in net assets—6.49% of Bitcoin’s market cap. Fees as low as 0.25% compound daily, influencing long-term holding costs for investors.
Bitcoin (BTC) trades near $77,000, with investors prioritizing low-fee funds amid growing demand. The ranking considered net assets, inflow strength, and trading volume to assess performance.