Top Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana ETFs to Watch in November 2025: Updated Performance, AUM, Inflows, and Investment Insights

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As the cryptocurrency market navigates a volatile November 2025 correction—triggered by ETF outflows, delayed Fed rate cuts, and overbought conditions—Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana ETFs continue to offer regulated exposure amid the turbulence. 

With Bitcoin at ~$91,500 (up ~16% YTD after a 28% pullback from October highs), Ethereum at ~$3,000 (down ~13% YTD), XRP holding steady at ~$2.20 (up ~5-25% YTD post-SEC settlement), and Solana at ~$140 (down ~31% YTD), total crypto ETF AUM stands at ~$200B, down from Q3 peaks but resilient via spot products. 

Key updates: Bitcoin spot ETFs at ~$115B AUM with $3.7B November outflows; Ethereum at ~$22.5B AUM and $1.6B outflows; XRP ETFs exploding to $628M AUM on $587M inflows (outpacing Solana); Solana at ~$844M AUM with $621M inflows over 21 days—no outflows yet, plus ~7% staking yields.

Fee waivers persist (e.g., to 0%), but risks like 20-50% drawdowns and macro uncertainty remain. This guide ranks top ETFs by AUM, YTD performance, and liquidity, focusing on U.S. spot/staking for core holds and futures for trades. Data as of November 27, 2025, from ETF providers, SoSoValue, Farside, Bloomberg, and Glassnode.


Top Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP ETFs to Watch in October 2025

Key updates include surging AUM for major Bitcoin ETFs (totaling over $163B across U.S. spot funds) amid steady inflows, Ethereum spot ETFs reaching ~$25B in total market cap with recent outflows but strong YTD gains, and XRP ETFs benefiting from price rallies and anticipated U.S. spot approvals in October. Investors should consider volatility, with Bitcoin's RSI around 55 indicating neutral momentum and XRP facing resistance at $3.00. This guide focuses on dominating holdings, low fees, and outlook for Q4 2025.

In this Article:
  • Ranking Methodology
  • Top Bitcoin ETFs
  • Top Ethereum ETFs
  • Top XRP ETFs
  • Top Solana ETFs
Ranking Methodology
  • Primary: YTD performance and AUM (reflecting investor confidence and liquidity).
  • Secondary: 1-Year performance, fees and structure.
  • Data Sources: Updated from Yahoo Finance, ETF providers, trackers like Bitbo and Blockworks, and market analyses.
  • Spot ETFs prioritize direct holdings for lower tracking error; futures include leverage risks.

Top Bitcoin ETFs

These ETFs dominate with over $163B in total AUM and ~1.3M BTC held . YTD performance mirrors Bitcoin's ~30% gain, with spot funds showing minimal deviation. Focus on U.S. spot for direct exposure, with some futures for leveraged plays.
  1. iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) - Spot ETF (BlackRock)
    • YTD Performance: ~-6%
    • AUM: ~$90 B
    • Expense ratio: 0.25% (waived to 0.12% until $5B)
    • Holdings: Directly holds ~773,461 BTC via Coinbase Custody.
    • Key Features: Highest liquidity (~$83M daily volume); institutional favorite with simplified tax reporting.
    • Pros/Cons: Pros: Massive scale, tight tracking; Cons: Tied to BTC volatility.
    • Notes: Top liquidity, institutional core; $112M inflows on Nov 6 but $122M outflows Nov 21
    • Recommendation: Hold (Medium confidence; 3-6 month hold for institutional adoption).
  2. Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) - Spot ETF
    • AUM: ~$25.25B 
    • Expense Ratio: 0.25%
    • YTD Performance: -6%
    • Holdings: ~205,278 BTC.
    • Key Features: From Fidelity; high trading volume (~$6.67M daily).
    • Notes: Retail-friendly tracking; $108M inflows Nov 21
    • Pros/Cons: Pros: Reputable issuer, easy integration; Cons: Similar volatility risks.
    • Rationale: Strong YTD inflows and appeal to traditional investors.
    • Recommendation: Hold (Medium confidence; 3 month hold).
  3. Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) - Spot ETF
    • AUM: ~$21.73B
    • Expense Ratio: 1.50%
    • YTD Performance: ~-6% (higher fee impact)
    • Holdings: ~176,628 BTC.
    • Key Features: Pioneer in BTC exposure; converted to ETF in 2024.
    • Pros/Cons: Pros: Established track record; Cons: Higher fees.
    • Rationale: Large AUM despite outflows earlier in 2025.
    • Recommendation: Hold (Medium confidence; Monitor for fee reductions).
  4. ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF (ARKB) - Spot ETF
    • AUM: $5.48B (as of Oct 2, 2025)
    • Expense Ratio: 0.21%
    • YTD Performance: -6%
    • Holdings: ~44,578 BTC.
    • Key Features: From ARK Invest; focuses on innovation.
    • Pros/Cons: Pros: Low fees, growth potential; Cons: Smaller scale.
    • Rationale: Competitive YTD returns and tech-forward appeal.
    • Recommendation: Hold (Medium confidence; 6 month hold).
  5. Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (BITB) - Spot ETF
    • AUM: $5.12B (as of Oct 2, 2025)
    • Expense Ratio: 0.20%
    • YTD Performance: -6%
    • Holdings: ~41,586 BTC.
    • Key Features: Transparent custody; low-cost alternative.
    • Pros/Cons: Pros: Affordable, strong tracking; Cons: Less liquidity than leaders.
    • Rationale: Solid AUM growth and fee edge.
    • Recommendation: Hold (Medium confidence; 3 month hold).
  6. VanEck Bitcoin Trust (HODL) - Spot ETF
    • AUM: $2.20B
    • Expense Ratio: 0.20% (waived until 2026)
    • YTD Performance: -6%
    • Holdings: ~17,853 BTC.
    • Recommendation: Hold (Medium confidence).
  7. ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITO) - Futures ETF
    • AUM: $2.76B
    • Expense Ratio: 0.95%
    • YTD Performance: -39% (due to roll costs)
    • Holdings: Bitcoin futures contracts.
    • Recommendation: Hold for tactical trades (Low confidence).
Additional notables: Grayscale Mini (BTC, $5.88B AUM, 0.15% fee), Valkyrie (BRRR, $712M).

Top Ethereum ETFs

These spot ETFs have reached ~$25B in total market cap with ~$23B in combined AUM, despite recent outflows. YTD performance tracks Ethereum's ~35% gain , with minimal tracking error in spot funds. Focus on U.S. spot for direct exposure; futures options available for leverage.
  1. iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) - Spot ETF (BlackRock)
    • AUM: ~$17.33B
    • Expense Ratio: 0.25%
    • YTD Performance: 34.43%
    • Holdings: Directly holds ETH via Coinbase Custody.
    • Key Features: Highest liquidity (~$44M daily volume); institutional leader.
    • Notes: Inflow leader ($8M Nov 6) but $111M outflow Nov 4; staking pending
    • Pros/Cons: Pros: Scale, tight tracking; Cons: ETH volatility.
    • Rationale: Dominates with massive AUM and inflows.
    • Recommendation: Hold (High confidence; 3-6 month hold for adoption growth).
  2. Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETHE) - Spot ETF
    • AUM: ~$3.46B
    • Expense Ratio: 1.50%
    • YTD Performance: ~34% (fee-adjusted)
    • Holdings: ~ETH equivalent to AUM.
    • Key Features: Pioneer fund, converted in 2024.
    • Pros/Cons: Pros: Track record; Cons: Higher fees.
    • Rationale: Strong AUM despite outflows.
    • Recommendation: Hold (Medium confidence; Monitor fees).
  3. Fidelity Ethereum Fund (FETH) - Spot ETF
    • AUM: $1.34B
    • Expense Ratio: 0.25%
    • YTD Performance: ~35%
    • Holdings: Direct ETH holdings.
    • Key Features: High volume (~$4.37M daily); easy integration.
    • Pros/Cons: Pros: Reputable, liquid; Cons: Volatility risks.
    • Rationale: Third-largest, appealing to traditional investors.
    • Recommendation: Hold (High confidence; 3 month hold).
  4. VanEck Ethereum ETF (ETHV) - Spot ETF
    • AUM: $294.81M
    • Expense Ratio: 0.20%
    • YTD Performance: 35.20%
    • Holdings: Direct ETH.
    • Key Features: Low fees; growth focus.
    • Pros/Cons: Pros: Affordable; Cons: Smaller scale.
    • Rationale: Competitive returns and fees.
    • Recommendation: Hold (Medium confidence; 6 month hold).
  5. 21Shares Core Ethereum ETF (CETH) - Spot ETF
    • AUM: $39.14M
    • Expense Ratio: 0.21%
    • YTD Performance: ~35%
    • Holdings: Physical ETH.
    • Key Features: Crypto-focused issuer.
    • Pros/Cons: Pros: Low cost; Cons: Lower liquidity.
    • Rationale: Solid alternative for diversification.
    • Recommendation: Hold (Medium confidence; 3 month hold).
Additional notables: Bitwise Ethereum ETF (ETHW), Franklin Ethereum ETF (EZET, 0.19% fee), ProShares Ether Strategy ETF (EETH futures, $51.78M AUM).

Top XRP ETFs

XRP ETFs have seen rapid growth, with total AUM across key funds exceeding $1B amid price surges to $3.00. YTD performance tracks XRP's 44% gain, boosted by ETF approvals and demand. European and Canadian options lead with spot structures.

  • Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) – Canary Capital
    • AUM: $245M+
    • Expense ratio: 0.20–0.50%
    • YTD performance: ~10% (since Nov 13 launch)
    • Notes: First-mover; $59M debut volume (2025 record), $16.4M inflows Nov 24
  • Franklin Templeton XRP ETF (XRPZ / EZRP)
    • AUM: $278M
    • Expense ratio: 0.19% (0% until $1B AUM)
    • YTD performance: ~9%
    • Notes: Zero-fee draw; $164M combined debut inflows with Grayscale
  • Bitwise XRP ETF (XRP)
    • AUM: $150M+
    • Expense ratio: 0.20%
    • YTD performance: ~10%
    • Notes: Transparent; $135M inflows in first 3 days, $18M Nov 24
  • Grayscale XRP Trust (GXRP)
    • AUM: Emerging (~$14M pre-conversion)
    • Expense ratio: 1.50% (waivers pending)
    • YTD performance: ~9%
    • Notes: Legacy trust conversion; strong debut inflows
  • REX-Osprey XRP ETF (XRPR)
    • AUM: $100M+
    • Expense ratio: 0.94% (waived to June 2026)
    • YTD performance: ~8%
    • Notes: Spot/futures mix; $106M AUM early traction
  • Amplify XRP ETF (XRPM)
    • AUM: Emerging
    • Expense ratio: TBD (3% monthly yield option)
    • YTD performance: N/A (recent launch)
    • Notes: Income-focused
  • Volatility Shares XRP ETF (XRPI) – Futures
    • AUM: $210M
    • Expense ratio: 0.94%
    • YTD performance: ~7% (inception May)
    • Notes: Tactical hedge; 603K daily volume, closed $12.86 Nov 25
    SBI Bitcoin-XRP ETF (Japan)
    • Pending full launch with BTC/XRP mix.
    • By SBI, Japan’s largest bank. According to circulating reports, this investment vehicle aims to trade on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), offering institutional investors a regulated avenue to gain exposure to two of the market’s largest cryptocurrencies. (3)
    Spot vs. Futures: Key Differences
    • Spot ETFs: Direct XRP/BTC/ETH holdings; lower tracking error, ideal for long-term (e.g., IBIT, ETHA, 21Shares).
    • Futures ETFs: Contract-based; potential divergence but leveraged options (e.g., XRPI, BITO, EETH).
    Outlook for Q4 2025Expect further inflows if U.S. XRP spot ETFs approve in October, potentially pushing XRP to $15–$30 . Bitcoin could hit $165,000 by year-end, and Ethereum may rally to $5,000+ amid staking and DeFi growth. Fee wars continue; monitor volatility from Fed decisions.
    Read More: Top XRP ETFs to Watch in 2025: Dominating Holdings, Low Fees, and Performance Insights (November 2025 Update)

    Top Solana ETFs (Staking/spot, ~$844M AUM, $621M inflows over 21 days)

    1. Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL)
      • AUM: $500M+ ($444M+ inflows)
      • Expense ratio: 0.20–0.35% (0% until Feb 2026 or $1B)
      • YTD performance: ~-30% + ~7% staking yield
      • Notes: Inflow king ($39.5M Nov 24); 20+ day streak
    2. Grayscale Solana Trust ETF (GSOL)
      • AUM: Emerging (~$89M)
      • Expense ratio: 0.35% (after $1B or Feb 2026)
      • YTD performance: ~-29% + ~7.1% yield
      • Notes: Staking focus; $12.6M inflows Nov 20
    3. VanEck Solana ETF (VSOL)
      • AUM: Emerging
      • Expense ratio: 0% until Feb 2026 or $1B
      • YTD performance: ~-30% + ~7% yield
      • Notes: Nov 17 launch; gross yield appeal
    4. 21Shares Solana ETF (TSOL)
      • AUM: Emerging (>$1B global ETP equiv.)
      • Expense ratio: 0.21%
      • YTD performance: ~-29%
      • Notes: Nov 19 launch; largest spot Solana ETP globally
    5. REX-Osprey Solana ETF
      • AUM: $20M+
      • Expense ratio: TBD
      • YTD performance: ~-30%
      • Notes: Early momentum post-July debut
    6. Volatility Shares Solana ETF (SOLZ) – Futures
      • AUM: $244M
      • Expense ratio: 0.95%+
      • YTD performance: ~-32% (leveraged SOLT at $627M)
      • Notes: March launch; tactical 2x variant
    7. Franklin Solana Trust (SOEZ)
      • AUM: Emerging
      • Expense ratio: 0.19%
      • YTD performance: N/A
      • Notes: Institutional low-fee potential; pending full launch

    Quick Takeaway Portfolio (November 2025)

    • Core stable exposure → IBIT + ETHA (60–70% of crypto ETF allocation)
    • High-growth altcoin alpha → XRPZ + BSOL (30–40%)
    • Yield chasers → Prioritize Solana staking ETFs (currently 6–8% APY atop price recovery potential)
    All data current as of November 27, 2025. Crypto ETFs remain high-risk; diversify and use only risk capital.
    Which one are you adding to your portfolio this month? Drop your pick in the comments!(OneDayAdvisor.com – Not financial advice. Do your own research.)


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    This is not financial advice. Past performance doesn’t guarantee future results. Consult a financial advisor and conduct your own research before investing.

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