Data: Some crypto ETFs made profits against the trend in 2025, with Cathie Wood's ARKF posting an annual return of nearly 30%
According to Odaily, in 2025, bitcoin experienced a decline of about 7%, and the stock prices of most crypto companies also suffered heavy losses. However, Cathie Wood's blockchain and fintech innovation ETF, ARKF, achieved a 29% return. By expanding the scope of "fintech" investments and allocating more to technology companies closely related to artificial intelligence, ARKF successfully reversed the industry's downturn. It is reported that ARKF holds shares in PayPal, Adyen, and Toast, and has increased its holdings in Circle and Robinhood.
In addition, the overall performance of fintech funds in 2025 was mixed. For example, certain exchanges saw slight declines, but in the crypto sector, the Fidelity Crypto Industry and Digital Payments ETF, VanEck Digital Transformation ETF, and iShares Blockchain and Tech ETF all achieved double-digit gains. (Bloomberg)
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