🧠 How to Profit From ETF Fee Trends

[etfs]

Canary’s 0.95% ETF fee might seem high compared to Bitcoin ETFs (0.15–0.25%), but that’s typical for new, niche ETFs.
As interest grows, competitors will likely enter with lower fees — and that competition tends to boost liquidity and awareness of the underlying coins.
Investor angle: Watch for cheaper follow-up ETFs — early adopters in new ETF sectors often benefit from first-wave attention and rising volumes.

[alex10]

Lower ETF fees attract long-term holders, which drives steady inflows.

[kelson10]

Fee wars are bullish for investors — more access with lower friction.