(ETHA) Ethereum Trust - Overview
ETF Category: Digital Assets | Exchange: NASDAQ (USA) | Market Cap: 6.828m USD | Total Return: 11.7% in 12m
Etf
Digital Assets, Ether, Investment Vehicle
Total Rating 30
Risk 87
Buy Signal -0.99
AUM:
6,828m
Avg Trading Vol: 654M USD
Avg Trading Vol: 654M USD
ATR:
5.39%
Peers RS (IBD): 81.4
Peers RS (IBD): 81.4
Risk 5d forecast
Volatility74.1%
Rel. Tail Risk-5.51%
Reward TTM
Sharpe Ratio0.50
Alpha-40.06
Character TTM
Beta3.368
Beta Downside2.780
Drawdowns 3y
Max DD64.02%
CAGR/Max DD-0.41
Risks
Technicals:
volatile
Description: ETHA Ethereum Trust
ETHA is an ETF providing investment exposure to ether without direct cryptocurrency acquisition. This structure simplifies investment in digital assets, a sector characterized by rapid technological innovation and evolving regulatory frameworks.
The fund aims to alleviate complexities associated with direct ether investment, such as private key management and exchange security. This business model offers a regulated and accessible vehicle for investors seeking to participate in the growth of the Ethereum ecosystem.
Further analysis of ETHAs holdings and expense ratio is available on ValueRay.
- Ethereum price volatility impacts ETF value
- Regulatory uncertainty poses ongoing risk to crypto ETFs
- Investor demand for crypto exposure drives inflows
- Competition from other crypto investment products affects market share
What is the price of ETHA shares?
As of April 02, 2026, the stock is trading at USD 15.83 with a total of 39,532,826 shares traded.
Over the past week, the price has changed by -1.52%, over one month by +5.14%, over three months by -31.47% and over the past year by +11.68%.
Over the past week, the price has changed by -1.52%, over one month by +5.14%, over three months by -31.47% and over the past year by +11.68%.
Is ETHA a buy, sell or hold?
Ethereum Trust has no consensus analysts rating.
What are the forecasts/targets for the ETHA price?
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