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This Month's Featured Content Branch Out With These Multi-Coin Crypto ETFsSubmitted by Nathan Reiff. Originally Published: 3/30/2026. 
Key Points- Multi-coin ETFs holding as many as 10 different cryptocurrencies in a single portfolio are on the rise, helping to provide built-in diversification for investors not keen to manage several separate crypto holdings.
- Funds like BITW and GDLC offer several crypto holdings in one, with a focus on market capitalization that ensures that Bitcoin remains a substantial part of the portfolio.
- TXBC, on the other hand, targets a basket of 10 cryptos excluding Bitcoin, giving investors access to a large portion of the remainder of the cryptocurrency market without being tied to the largest and most well-known coin.
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Bitcoin has plunged 44% from its all-time high in October 2025, either sending skittish speculators running or prompting long-term bulls to dig in and firm up their positions. However, investors who focus exclusively on the largest digital currency may be missing other opportunities. Although Bitcoin still heavily influences the price movements of smaller rivals, many competitors—including Ethereum, Solana and others—no longer always move in lockstep with BTC. That divergence is another reason to consider broadening crypto exposure beyond Bitcoin, and it's timely: cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continue to multiply. Last year saw several new funds designed to provide exposure to alternative digital assets, offering an easy way to diversify without holding tokens directly. A relatively new trend, multi-coin ETFs try to capture a broader slice of the crypto market with a single investment, providing diversification as different tokens can move independently. A "Crypto Index Fund" Holding 10 Tokens At OnceThe Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF (NYSEARCA: BITW) bills itself as the first "crypto index fund." It tracks a portfolio of the 10 largest cryptocurrencies, rebalanced monthly and weighted by market capitalization. That weighting guarantees a dominant Bitcoin allocation—Bitcoin currently represents just over three-quarters of the portfolio—while Ethereum, XRP, Solana and a handful of smaller coins make up the remainder. Although the smallest six holdings together account for only a few percent of BITW's portfolio, the fund's simultaneous exposure to multiple cryptocurrencies makes it worth watching. It has also at times traded at a discount to the combined value of its Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings, which can enhance its appeal. Launched late in 2025, BITW is only a few months old and holds roughly $700 million in assets with relatively low trading volume. That profile may make it most attractive to buy-and-hold investors who don't want to track which cryptocurrencies might emerge as alternatives to BTC and ETH. The trade-off: a relatively high expense ratio of 2.5%. A Narrower, But Cheaper, Alternative to BITWAn alternative multi-coin option, the Grayscale CoinDesk Crypto 5 ETF (NYSEARCA: GDLC) provides exposure to a narrower slice of the market: it holds five of the largest cryptocurrencies and is rebalanced quarterly. Bitcoin again represents roughly three-quarters of the portfolio, with Ethereum next. Altcoins—BNB, XRP and Solana—collectively account for nearly 12% of the basket. That makes GDLC useful for investors seeking a bit more exposure to non-BTC and non-ETH coins. Quarterly rebalancing may not suit investors chasing the very latest crypto trends, though Bitcoin and Ethereum are likely to remain the portfolio's core for the foreseeable future. Still, GDLC's 0.59% expense ratio is far lower than BITW's, and some investors may accept less diversification and less frequent rebalancing in exchange for a much cheaper fund. No Bitcoin, No Problem: TXBC Bets on the Rest of CryptoWhile the funds above lean heavily on Bitcoin, the 21Shares FTSE Crypto 10 ex-BTC Index ETF (NYSEARCA: TXBC) offers an option that excludes BTC. The fund holds the 10 largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, excluding Bitcoin, and rebalances quarterly. With Bitcoin removed, Ethereum becomes TXBC's largest position, occupying just under half the portfolio. Binance Coin, XRP and Solana receive meaningful weightings—around 10% or more each—while the remaining coins carry smaller but generally larger allocations than in BITW. TXBC's lack of Bitcoin exposure means its performance can diverge from Bitcoin-focused funds. The fund has fallen about one-third since launching in November 2025, but investors who expect another broad crypto rally may find TXBC a useful complement to a separate Bitcoin or Bitcoin-focused ETF position. Because it's tied to an underlying index, TXBC maintains a modest expense ratio of 0.65%. . | 
