The crypto ETFs have been one of the most successful experiments of 2025. With multiple companies exploring this narrative, the crypto ETF domain has amplified greatly. In the middle of this, Grayscale has launched a new list dubbed “assets under consideration,” in which it has categorized tokens that it thinks may become successful crypto ETFs in the future. Is Grayscale looking forward to launching these ETFs soon?

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Grayscale ETF: New Coins to Become ETFs?

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In a new list updated online, Grayscale has shared a list of 30+ crypto tokens that are currently under consideration to become potential ETFs. The list includes noteworthy cryptocurrency names, including BNB, Bonk, Hype, and Kaito.

“Assets Under Consideration lists digital assets not currently included in a Grayscale investment product but identified by our team as possible candidates for inclusion in a future product.” Grayscale shares

Other than that, the leading digital asset management firm also shared a list of coins like Aptos, Arbitrum, Monad, Polkadot, and Toncoin that made the cut and may be considered as “potential” Grayscale investment ventures in the future.

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Grayscale has named Bonk under “consumer and culture”-centric products that it thinks could make the next cut under the consideration category. The firm also has issues and AI tech-centric coins that may potentially become great ETFs, including Flock, Grass, and Kaito as leading names.

ETF Explosion Of 2025

ETFs have been one of the most successful ventures of the cryptocurrency ecosystem. These ETFs have had a significant role to play in amplifying the cryptocurrency domain by making access to crypto more secure and robust.

“These investments allow retail traders to gain direct exposure to crypto prices without owning the assets directly. This makes it possible to speculate on cryptocurrency prices without doing business on a crypto exchange. Or dealing with the costs and complexities of directly owning digital assets.” As shared by Investing

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