What to expect from the Ethereum ETFs?
Less than the Bitcoin ones
The Ethereum ETFs are on the horizon, but will they match the Bitcoin ETF buzz?
Key differences between BTC and ETH ETFs could lead to surprising outcomes. Here's our take on what to expect.
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What to expect from the Ethereum ETFs?
The takeaway
The arrival of Ethereum ETFs marks another step in crypto's integration with traditional finance, but their impact may be more subdued than Bitcoin ETFs:
Fees are competitive, averaging 0.23%, in line with Bitcoin ETFs and many traditional sector funds.
Inflows are expected to be lower than Bitcoin ETFs, potentially reaching 1-2% of Ethereum's market cap in the first three months (compared to 3.2% for Bitcoin).
Main reasons being:
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