Bitcoin price momentum and increased adoption creates a compelling case for investment in 2025. For advisors and investors looking to harness bitcoin’s potential, CoinShares offers two distinct strategies to capture price momentum as well as the ecosystem.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency has maintained a price above $100,000 for three consecutive weeks as of May 29, 2025, according to Y-charts data. Elevated prices draw increasing interest from investors, while growing institutional and corporate adoption lay the groundwork for strengthening fundamentals. Between the beginning of April and the end of May, listed companies holding bitcoin grew from 89 to 113, reported the Financial Times.
Favorable rhetoric from the current administration and a friendlier U.S. regulatory environment also create potential tailwinds for bitcoin looking ahead. For those investors with the risk appetite for the volatile asset, CoinShares provides two targeted strategies with a focus on bitcoin and its ecosystem.
Capture Bitcoin’s Price Potential in 2025 With BRRR
Advisors and investors looking to add bitcoin exposure in 2025 through the convenience of an ETF should consider the CoinShares Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund (BRRR). The fund provides exposure to bitcoin’s price movements with the ease of access through traditional brokerages. Through BRRR, investors can capture bitcoin price movements while avoiding many of the extra steps required with direct bitcoin investment, such as storage.
BRRR seeks to reflect the price performance of the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate – New York Variant, minus fees and expenses. This index uses the same six bitcoin exchanges as the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate, but calculates bitcoin’s price at New York Market close (4 p.m. ET).
The fund is a trust that passively holds bitcoin (meaning it’s physically backed). Shares held are tied to the value of the bitcoin held. The bitcoin held is custodied by Coinbase, BitGo, and Komainu, with private keys kept in cold storage. In other words, the means to access the bitcoin held by the custodians remains offline, disconnected from the internet. This provides an extra layer of protection from hacking. BRRR carries management fees of 0.25%.
Play the Bitcoin Ecosystem With WGMI
Meanwhile, the actively managed CoinShares Valkyrie Bitcoin Miners ETF (WGMI) harnesses the potential in North American bitcoin miners. WGMI invests in companies that derive at least half their profits or revenue from bitcoin mining. The fund does not invest in bitcoin. WGMI invests in those companies providing hardware, software or services to bitcoin mining companies. Additionally, the strategy seeks companies that manufacture specialized chips used in bitcoin mining.
Bitcoin miners run mining computer rigs with specialized programs. These rigs use intense computations to validate transactions on the bitcoin network. As miners validate transactions and solve computations, they create new blocks for the blockchain. In return, they’re rewarded with newly minted bitcoin cryptocurrency as well as transaction fees.
WGMI is managed by a team of industry experts on both cryptocurrencies as well as the finance sector. The strategy utilizes this expertise when seeking bitcoin mining companies and those in related industries. Investors are able to harness the fund manager’s knowledge of the technical, operational, and commercial workings of the bitcoin mining industry when investing in the fund. WGMI carries an expense ratio of 0.75%.
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