Crypto company ETFs are one of seven categories inside crypto conviction, one of 22 market stories StoryVector measures. 13 US ETFs sit in it, with $3.1 billion between them, 2.2% of the narrative’s capital. The largest, BLOK, holds 36.0% of the category.
Crypto prices and trading volumes, and for miners, the cost of power
The outside variable that changes how this category compares with its alternative. A mechanism, never a direction.
Crypto conviction divides into seven categories by written rules. This one holds 2.2% of its capital.
Each ETF’s share of this category’s capital, and its size.
How many of the same companies two ETFs hold among their ten largest positions. Same category, very different portfolios.
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By share of the category’s capital: BLOK (36.0%), BITQ (14.4%) and DAPP (14.0%).
$3.1 billion across 13 US ETFs, 2.2% of the capital in crypto conviction.
Crypto prices and trading volumes, and for miners, the cost of power. That is the outside variable that changes how the category compares with its alternative: a mechanism, not a forecast.
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