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Where Crypto ETFs Stand in 2026
To anyone surprised by the revelation that there are more ETFs than US stocks, there are far more varieties of cryptocurrency out there, ranging from bitcoin to Fartcoin. The latter example, with a market cap of $400 million, is surprisingly not that ridiculous, compared with many other downmarket digital assets, whose names we probably shouldn’t mention. The good news is that out of more than 10,000 crypto varieties out there, very few will probably materialize in ETF format. With only two years’ of history in crypto exchange-traded products in the US, it’s early days. And the industry may be on the cusp of a ... (full story)
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