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Spot Bitcoin ETF Directory

12 ETFs · ₿ 1,270,658 in custody · $103.05B AUM · $103.05B live BTC value

Holdings computed from flows as of Oct 26, 2026

Daily flows: latest day, MTD, YTD and per ETF →

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Ranking of spot Bitcoin ETFs. Columns: rank, ETF and issuer, ticker, BTC in custody, assets under management, annual fee (TER), net flows over the last 30 days and market share.
#ETF / Issuer
1iShares Bitcoin TrustBlackRock · NASDAQ₿ 796,698
2Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin FundFidelity Investments · CBOE BZX₿ 180,849
3Grayscale Bitcoin TrustNet outflowsGrayscale Investments · NYSE Arca₿ 147,906
4ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETFARK Invest · 21Shares · CBOE BZX₿ 45,504
5Bitwise Bitcoin ETFBitwise Asset Management · NYSE Arca₿ 39,613
6VanEck Bitcoin TrustVanEck · CBOE BZX₿ 19,521
7Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETFInvesco · Galaxy Digital · CBOE BZX₿ 14,080
8Franklin Bitcoin ETFFranklin Templeton · CBOE BZX₿ 12,345
9Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETFMorgan Stanley · NASDAQ₿ 7,673
10CoinShares Valkyrie Bitcoin FundCoinShares · Valkyrie · NASDAQ₿ 2,700
11WisdomTree Bitcoin FundWisdomTree · CBOE BZX₿ 2,069
12Hashdex Bitcoin ETFHashdex · NASDAQ₿ 1,700

BTC in custody and AUM: official issuer announcements and websites · Flows: daily scraping of Farside Investors · Live BTC price via CoinGecko · Flows updated: Oct 28, 2026, 01:59 AM

Segment overview

The 12 spot ETFs regulated in the US hold a combined 1,270,658 BTC, with an aggregate AUM of $103.05B. iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) leads with $64.61B in AUM; the cheapest is MSBT at 0.14% TER. GBTC is dragging −$28.00B in historical outflows.

Flows from Farside Investors, holdings computed by iterating daily flows × that day's BTC price. AUM is recalculated using btcHoldings × live price.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the largest spot Bitcoin ETF by AUM?
iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) from BlackRock, with $64.61B in assets under management and 796,698 BTC held in custody with Coinbase Custody. In second place, Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) with $14.67B.
Which spot Bitcoin ETF has the lowest TER (expense ratio)?
Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF (MSBT) from Morgan Stanley charges the lowest TER on the market: 0.14% per year. For reference, the most expensive is Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) at 1.5%. Investing $10,000 for one year costs $14.00 in MSBT versus $150.00 in GBTC.
How much Bitcoin do US spot ETFs hold in total?
The 12 regulated US spot ETFs hold a combined 1,270,658 BTC, with an aggregate AUM of $103.05B. The largest is IBIT (796,698 BTC), followed by FBTC (180,849 BTC).
Which custodians do Bitcoin ETFs use, and which ones do not use Coinbase?
US spot Bitcoin ETFs use 4 different custodians: Coinbase Custody, Fidelity Digital Assets Services, Gemini Trust Company, BitGo Trust Company. The ETFs that do NOT use Coinbase as custodian are FBTC (Fidelity), HODL (Gemini), DEFI (BitGo) — an interesting option for investors seeking counterparty-risk diversification.
Which Bitcoin ETF has attracted the most capital since launch?
iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has accumulated positive net flows of +$66.24B since launch, the fastest asset-gathering pace of any ETF in US market history. Data: Farside Investors.
Which Bitcoin ETF has lost the most capital?
Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) has accumulated net outflows of −$28.00B since its conversion to an ETF in January 2024. The main reason is its 1.5% TER (well above the rest, which sit at 0.19-0.25%), pushing investors to rotate into cheaper alternatives.

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