Crypto ETFs in Australia (2026)
The regulated on-ramp: crypto exposure through the ASX and Cboe with your normal broker — no wallets, no keys. Every Australian-listed product, compared on the number that compounds: the management fee.
| Ticker | Fund | Issuer | Holds | MER | Size (AUM) | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VBTC | VanEck Bitcoin ETF | VanEck | BTC | 0.450% p.a. | A$257M | ASX |
| CRYP | BetaShares Crypto Innovators ETF | BetaShares | Crypto equities | 0.670% p.a. | A$154M | ASX |
| EBTC | Global X 21Shares Bitcoin ETF | Global X | BTC | 0.590% p.a. | A$145M | Cboe AU |
| IBTC | Monochrome Bitcoin ETF | Monochrome | BTC | 0.250% p.a. | A$128M | Cboe AU |
| EETH | Global X 21Shares Ethereum ETF | Global X | ETH | 0.590% p.a. | A$40M | Cboe AU |
| IBIT | iShares Bitcoin Trust (ASX) | BlackRock | BTC | 0.250% p.a. | A$18M | ASX |
AUM & fees verified 23 July 2026 against issuer disclosures
FAQ
ETF or buying crypto directly — which is better?
An ETF gives exposure through your existing broker with no wallets, keys or crypto-exchange accounts — but you can't withdraw the underlying coins, you pay an annual management fee, and trading is limited to market hours. Direct ownership is cheaper long-term and yours to move; it also carries custody responsibility. Many Australians hold both.
Are crypto ETFs taxed differently?
They're taxed like any ASX-listed fund: CGT on disposal (with the 12-month discount available to individuals) plus any distributions. The record-keeping is dramatically simpler than direct crypto — your broker statement covers it.
How do I buy these ETFs?
Through any broker with ASX/Cboe access using the ticker — the same way you'd buy any share. We don't currently link to brokers.
General information only, not financial advice. We deliberately do not link to brokers for these products. Read each fund's PDS before investing.