Underlying asset: Ethereum

VanEck Ethereum ETF ETHV

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VanEck Ethereum ETF Overview

Fund Name
VanEck Ethereum ETF
Ticker
ETHV
Listing Exchange
Cboe BZX
Fund Family / Issuer
VanEck
Underlying Asset
Ethereum

Additional details

Exposure
Spot ether held by the trust.
Fund Structure
Delaware statutory trust, not registered as an investment company under the Investment Company Act of 1940.
Annual sponsor fee
0.2%
Fee Assessment Base
Average daily net assets, as defined for the sponsor fee.
Effective Annual Charge
0.2%
Benchmark
MarketVector Ethereum Benchmark Rate
Custody Appointments
Gemini Trust Company; Primary ether custodian; Holds the ether as the trust’s property and is liable for losses caused by its negligence, with a duty to replace lost ether.Coinbase Custody Trust Company; Additional ether custodian; Holds the ether as the trust’s property. Liable for negligence generally, but for losses from unauthorized access to the account only if it was grossly negligent.
Retail Asset Redemption
Individual shareholders cannot redeem shares for ether sent to a wallet. Authorized participants create and redeem blocks of shares with the trust.
30-day Median Bid/Ask Spread
0.11%As of Sep 22, 2026
Fund Assets
USD 128,850,000As of Sep 23, 2026
Total net assets
Staking
No
First exchange trading
July 23, 2024
Other investor costs
Bid-ask spread and any broker charges are separate
Official website
VanEck ETHV fund page

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VanEck Ethereum ETF About

The VanEck Ethereum ETF (ETHV) is a spot Ethereum exchange-traded product listed on Cboe BZX. It holds ether and gives investors exposure through shares held in a brokerage account.

How ETHV Works

ETHV seeks to reflect the price of ether, less its expenses. It does not stake its holdings. The fund handles custody, while retail investors trade shares on the exchange rather than hold ether in a wallet they control.

Fees and Risks

ETHV charges an annual sponsor fee of 0.20%. Its introductory fee waiver expired in July 2025. Brokerage charges and the bid/ask spread are additional potential costs.
Retail shareholders cannot redeem their shares directly for ether. The share price can differ from net asset value, and investors remain exposed to ether price losses and risks associated with holding crypto assets through a custodian.

VanEck Ethereum ETF Team

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