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Bitwise Crypto Industry Innovators ETF
As of May 30, 2026 at 08:52 UTC
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5 articlesCore Scientific completed a $500 million 364-day loan facility from Morgan Stanley to fund data center expansion, with an accordion feature allowing up to $1 billion total. However, the company missed Q4 earnings expectations with an adjusted loss of 29 cents versus 18 cents consensus, and revenue fell to $79.76 million from $94.9 million. The stock declined 3.85% on Thursday despite the financing announcement, trading below key moving averages with bearish technical indicators.
The Bitwise Crypto Industry Innovators ETF (BITQ) is actually an AI-focused fund with eight of its top 10 holdings being crypto miners pivoting to AI infrastructure. While the fund is flat year-to-date and nearly tripled from trough to peak last year, its 0.85% expense ratio is excessive compared to index funds. The article suggests investors may be better off cherry-picking individual stocks from the fund rather than paying the high fees.
The Bitwise Crypto Industry Innovators ETF (BITQ) offers crypto exposure through a basket of crypto-correlated equities rather than direct digital currency ownership. With $431 million in AUM, the fund allocates 41.1% to custody and trading companies like Coinbase Global, and 37% to Bitcoin miners, some of which are diversifying into AI infrastructure and data centers.
The Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) and Bitwise Crypto Industry Innovators ETF (BITQ) offer two distinct approaches to crypto investing. FBTC provides direct bitcoin exposure with a lower 0.25% expense ratio, while BITQ invests in 33 crypto-related companies with a higher 0.85% fee. Over the past year, BITQ outperformed FBTC (26.3% vs -5.0% return), but experienced greater volatility with a -51.22% max drawdown compared to FBTC's -32.64%. The choice between them depends on whether investors prefer direct bitcoin price exposure or indirect exposure through publicly traded crypto companies.
IBIT and BITQ offer different approaches to crypto investing: IBIT provides direct Bitcoin exposure with a lower 0.25% expense ratio and $70.1B in assets, while BITQ offers diversified exposure to 33 crypto-related companies with a higher 0.85% expense ratio and $400.6M in assets. BITQ has outperformed IBIT over the past year (26.3% vs -5.0%) but carries higher volatility and risk.
