Bitcoin ETF Holdings by Issuer and Fund
How much bitcoin each spot bitcoin ETF holds, how that changed and its share of supply, with custody read on-chain where disclosed.
BitcoinWhich spot crypto ETFs exist, which assets do they hold, what do they charge and who holds their coins?
Every spot crypto ETF in one table: ticker, issuer, asset, exchange, launch date, fee, staking, custodian and coins held.
The table as it will open in Strata. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
One row One row per spot crypto ETF, on the latest day with a holdings fileSorted by Value, highest first
| Fund | Ticker | Issuer | Asset | Exchange | Launch date | Sponsor fee | Staking | Custodian | Holdingscoins | ValueUSD | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Filter by Asset, Issuer, Exchange, Staking.
Spot crypto ETFs hold the asset itself and trade like a stock. There are now funds for bitcoin, ether and a growing list of other assets, in the US and in other markets, from many issuers with different fees, custodians and staking policies. This table lists each fund once, with the facts people look up before comparing them.
Each row shows the fund's ticker, issuer, underlying asset, listing exchange and launch date, its sponsor fee, whether it stakes, who holds its coins and how many it holds. Fund facts come from prospectuses and filings and holdings from issuers' daily files; on-chain balances are added where a fund discloses its custody addresses.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Mostly off-chain sources, cited
The list changes as funds launch, merge and close, so the table is the count: each row is one fund with its launch date, and the filters show how many hold each asset or list on each exchange. It covers US funds and those listed in markets such as Canada and Hong Kong.
Sort the table by sponsor fee. Many funds launched with a fee waiver for a set period or up to a level of assets, so the row's source names any waiver in force and when it ends, from the latest filing.
A spot ETF holds the asset itself through a custodian, so its holdings can in principle be matched to coins. A futures ETF holds futures contracts, which roll over and can track the price less closely. This list includes spot funds only.
Some ether and SOL funds stake part of their holdings and pass the rewards to the fund. The staking column shows each fund's policy from its filings and, where it is reported, the share of holdings staked.
Only where the issuer publishes custody addresses. For those funds the table shows the on-chain balance beside the reported holdings at the same date; for the rest it shows the issuer's figure and says so.
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