2 Best Bitcoin ETFs in Canada (June 2026)
The best Bitcoin ETFs in Canada include BTCC.TO (~1.00% MER) and EBIT.TO (~0.75%). These ETFs provide direct spot exposure to Bitcoin through a regulated structure, making them accessible for TFSA and RRSP investors, but with very high volatility, making them suitable only as a small, speculative allocation.
Bitcoin ETFs are designed for Canadian investors who want direct exposure to Bitcoin through a regulated, exchange-traded product. ETFs like BTCC.TO and EBIT.TO track the price of Bitcoin, allowing investors to participate in crypto markets without managing wallets or private keys.
The key benefit of Bitcoin ETFs is accessibility and simplicity. However, Bitcoin remains highly volatile, and these ETFs can experience large price swings based on market sentiment, regulation, and macroeconomic trends.
In this guide, we break down the best Bitcoin ETFs in Canada, comparing fees, structure, and risk so you can decide how they fit into your TFSA, RRSP, or speculative portfolio.
At a Glance: Quick Comparison
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| ETF | MER | AUM | Yield | YTD | 1Y |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Top BTCC.TO Purpose Bitcoin ETF Currency Hedged Units | — | $584M | — | -26.49% | -38.06% |
EBIT.TO Bitcoin ETF CAD | — | $165M | — | -25.20% | -36.22% |
What Is an ETF?
A Bitcoin ETF in Canada is an exchange-traded fund that provides exposure to Bitcoin through a regulated investment vehicle. Most Canadian Bitcoin ETFs offer spot exposure by directly holding Bitcoin rather than using derivatives.
For example, BTCC.TO (~1.00% MER) is one of the first Bitcoin ETFs in Canada, while EBIT.TO (~0.75% MER) offers a lower-cost alternative. BTCQ.TO and BTCC.B.TO provide similar exposure with different fee structures and currency options.
Bitcoin ETFs are commonly held in TFSAs, RRSPs, and non-registered accounts. Investors should focus on fees, liquidity, and whether the ETF provides true spot exposure, as Bitcoin remains highly volatile and speculative.
The 2 Best ETFs: Ranked & Reviewed
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Purpose Bitcoin ETF Currency Hedged Units
$11.85
-26.49% YTD
Own a piece of history with the first physically settled Bitcoin ETF available to investors.
Returns
YTD
-26.49%
1Y
-38.06%
3Y
+31.01%
5Y
+8.42%
Bitcoin ETF CAD
$32.39
-25.20% YTD
NA
Returns
YTD
-25.20%
1Y
-36.22%
3Y
+34.07%
5Y
+13.10%
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Direct exposure to Bitcoin through a regulated ETF
- Eliminates need for wallets and self-custody
- Eligible for TFSA and RRSP in most cases
- Easy access through traditional brokerage accounts
Cons
- Extremely high volatility and large price swings
- Fees can be relatively high compared to traditional ETFs
- Performance depends entirely on Bitcoin market cycles
- Not suitable as a core portfolio holding for most investors
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best Bitcoin ETF in Canada?
BTCC.TO is one of the most popular Bitcoin ETFs in Canada due to its liquidity and track record, while EBIT.TO is often preferred for its lower management fee.
Are Bitcoin ETFs better than buying Bitcoin directly?
Bitcoin ETFs are easier to buy and manage through a brokerage account and eliminate the need for self-custody. However, some investors prefer holding Bitcoin directly for full control and potentially lower long-term costs.
Can I hold Bitcoin ETFs in a TFSA or RRSP?
Yes, most Canadian-listed Bitcoin ETFs are eligible for TFSAs and RRSPs, allowing for tax-free or tax-deferred exposure to Bitcoin. This makes them a convenient option for crypto exposure within registered accounts.