First Trust SkyBridge Crypto Industry and Digital Economy ETF

CRPT

Market cap $106M

Bitcoin jumps near $80,000 as Senators reach Clarity Act compromise on stablecoin yields. Circle Internet leads cryptocurrency stocks higher.

Bitcoin gained 12.7% in April, registering back-to-back monthly gains and its best month since April 2025. The run was driven by leveraged trading activity in the derivatives market while demand for the spot bitcoin contracted, signaling weakness in the rally, according to CryptoQuant.

At 5.00 PM Eastern time, Bitcoin (BTC 2.17%) had slipped 1.6% to $76,978.87 while Ethereum (ETH 3.23%) was down 3.2% to $2,290.06 and Solana (SOL 3.05%) declined 2.9% to $84.19.

Iran war is reshaping hedging strategies as stocks and bonds fall together. Here are ETF ideas investors are using to navigate stagflation fears and oil shock.

The First Trust SkyBridge Crypto Industry and Digital Economy ETF (NYSEARCA:CRPT) faced significant headwinds in 2025, disappointing investors who anticipated a crypto renaissance following President Trump's election victory and promises to make America the “crypto capital of the world.

First Trust SkyBridge Crypto Industry and Digital Economy ETF (CRPT) offers concentrated exposure to crypto-related companies and bitcoin ETFs. CRPT has underperformed both bitcoin and its core holdings since inception, raising concerns about the effectiveness of its diversification. The ETF's high concentration and correlation to bitcoin expose investors to significant volatility and operational risks from underlying companies.

MicroStrategy stock gets a price target boost as its Bitcoin stash tops $70B. ETFs with high MSTR exposure are in focus.

Crypto, defense, uranium, and AI-linked ETFs delivered big Q2 gains as markets rebounded from near bear territory. Winning ETFs include the likes of CRPT, KDEF, URA and PLTM.

URA, CRPT and ARKW and others soar in the second quarter of 2025 as tech, crypto, and uranium sectors lead a stunning market rebound from April's slump.

Active ETFs hit a record $1.39T in assets as investors shift from passive strategies amid 2025's volatile market climate. Some of the most-loved U.S.-listed actively-managed ETFs are JEPI and JEPQ.