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Leveraged bitcoin ETF decay with simple numbers: why a 2x fund can end up down even when bitcoin finishes exactly where it started.
BITO's expense ratio is 0.95%, but the roll cost is the bigger bill. What a bitcoin futures ETF really charges you, added up in plain English.
The problems with bitcoin futures ETFs, plainly: roll cost, a higher fee, drift against bitcoin, confusing distributions, and no coins to withdraw.
What is a bitcoin futures ETF? In plain English: what the fund holds instead of coins, why it has to roll every month, and what that costs.
Bitcoin futures ETF contango and decay, explained simply: why the monthly roll costs money and how the drift against bitcoin adds up.
Why BITO underperforms bitcoin, explained simply: the monthly futures roll, a 0.95% fee, and why its share price alone misleads.
Bitcoin spot ETF vs futures ETF, explained simply: what each fund actually holds, why futures funds drift, and what neither one gives you.
The lowest fee bitcoin ETF is MSBT at 0.14% a year. Here is the whole cheap end of the table and what the saving is actually worth.
A bitcoin ETF comparison on the two numbers that decide it: the annual fee and AUM, the amount of bitcoin each fund actually holds.
ARKB vs BITB compared: fee, fund size and custody for two near-identical spot bitcoin ETFs, and what the 0.01% gap is actually worth.
Spot bitcoin ETFs compared side by side: what each fund charges a year, how big it is, and why the fee is almost the only real difference.
IBIT, FBTC or ARKB? How the three spot bitcoin ETFs compare on fee, size and custody, and what the 0.04% fee gap is really worth each year.