Anonymous wrote:No - just buy BTC directly.

No. Don't do this. Buying bitcoin directly runs the risk of theft with no asset protection.

Buy GBTC. It's a trust that holds Bitcoin, trades like a 'normal' stock and can be held in retirement accounts/Roth. It's also a closed end fund and trades at about a 30% discount to NAV. i.e. you are buying bitcoin at a 30% discount to today's market price. They have applied to convert to an ETF as soon as such things are approved and the discount will vanish overnight when that happens.

Anonymous wrote:I have Bitcoin and ehterium ETFs in my Roth IRA. But the performance has been terrible over the last year and the fees are 2% a year. Not a good investment unless you feel like timing the market on something that can easily drop 50% almost overnight.

The fees are high because the existing btc ETFs get their exposure through futures. There is a roll cost.

Don’t do it.

Don’t buy anything yet

I have Bitcoin and ehterium ETFs in my Roth IRA. But the performance has been terrible over the last year and the fees are 2% a year. Not a good investment unless you feel like timing the market on something that can easily drop 50% almost overnight.

No - just buy BTC directly.

Any recommendations? Are these worth buying now?