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Leveraged Cryptocurrency ETF List

What Are Leveraged Crypto ETFs?

Leveraged crypto ETFs aim to multiply the daily move of a cryptocurrency, usually by 2x or 3x. Most hold futures contracts or track a crypto index rather than the coins themselves, so the exposure sits inside an ordinary brokerage account.

You get exposure to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a handful of other coins without holding any digital assets yourself. The leverage works in both directions, though. A 3x fund magnifies a drop as hard as a gain, so the risk and the daily swings run much larger than holding the coin outright.

Key Features & Risks

  • 24/7 markets: Crypto trades around the clock, but these ETFs only trade during market hours, so prices can gap overnight.
  • High volatility: Crypto already moves more than most traditional assets, and leverage stacks on top of that.
  • Futures-based: Most of these funds hold futures contracts, not the coins themselves.
  • Regulation: Rule changes can affect which of these funds are available, and when.
  • Contango: Rolling futures forward can make a fund drift from the spot price over time.

The table below lists every leveraged crypto ETF, with its leverage ratio, underlying coin, AUM, expense ratio, and fund family.

Note: For full dataset, please visit our main table. This page shows a pre-filtered view of leveraged crypto ETFs only.

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Most popular Leveraged Crypto ETFs

ETHU (Volatility Shares 2x Ether Strategy ETF): A 2x Ethereum fund built on futures, and one of the more heavily traded leveraged Ethereum ETFs. It lets traders amplify their Ether exposure without holding the coin.

BITX (Volatility Shares 2x Bitcoin Strategy ETF): A 2x Bitcoin fund, also futures-based, and one of the larger leveraged Bitcoin ETFs by volume. Same idea as ETHU, applied to Bitcoin.