Getting into crypto doesn’t always mean buying tokens like 
BTC, 
ETH or 
SOL directly onchain or even on centralized crypto exchanges. Sometimes, it’s easier, cheaper, and even more strategic to gain exposure through traditional investment vehicles
There’s a few reasons why:
* Tax efficiency: Many of these investments can be made through tax advantaged accounts, potentially saving you money come tax season and in the long run.
* Regulatory safety: Traditional investments often come with better regulatory oversight, reducing the risks associated with direct crypto ownership.
* Convenience: No need to set up wallets, remember seed phrases, or stress about hacks and CZ funds are SAFU tweets!
So you know the why, now let’s get into the 5 ways to ride the blockchain wave without owning a single coin.
1/ Crypto ETFs
If you’re looking to dip your toes into crypto, these funds offer exposure to digital assets without the hassle of managing a wallet. Spot/LeverageBTC & ETH ETFs: These funds directly track the price of Bitcoin or Ethereum, and some even offer leverage for those looking to amplify their bets.
Think of it as buying Bitcoin or Ethereum, but without needing to worry about wallets or decentralized exchanges.
Tech & Crypto ETFs (like
ARK, 
BLOK, 
BKCH, 
BITQ): These funds mix crypto exposure with other cutting-edge tech stocks, offering a broader play on the future of this technology
2/ Coinbase
Investing in Coinbase gives you a stake in the broader crypto ecosystem.
Coinbase isn’t just a trading platform it’s a gateway to stablecoins, the Base blockchain, and a big chunk of crypto market activity Plus, they’re even an ETF custodian!
And Coinbase’s stock has been COOKING:
3/ Fintech giants
Companies like Robinhood, PayPal, Block, Mercado Libre, and Nubank are embracing crypto tech in a big way. Investing in these fintech giants means you’re betting on the growth of crypto adoption within our existing financial system
The nice thing about investing in the fintech giants is it's a more diversified bet. If something happens to crypto, these fintech companies still have an underlying business with millions of users and real revenues. While they may drive crypto adoption and give you exposure to it, they don’t NEED crypto to still be a good investment.
4/ MicroStrategy and MetaPlanet
These two public companies are heading up the “Bitcoin on the balance sheet” charge
MicroStrategy is like the ultimate Bitcoin bull and holds billions inBTC and Metaplanet is a Japanese blockchain consulting firm that has adopted a similar strategy.Buying 
MSTR is similar to leveraged $BTC. When BTC goes up, MSTR goes up higher, same for the other direction though so be careful
5/ Bitcoin mining companies
Want to bet on the infrastructure behind Bitcoin?
Bitcoin mining companies (like
RIOT, 
MARA, and 
HUT) are the backbone of the BTC network.
By investing in these companies, you’re betting on a combination of the performance of the mining company and the price of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin mining companies can also find additional revenue streams, like providing compute for Artificial Intelligence or heating homes. Similar to the Fintech giants, Bitcoin miners provide another diversified way to invest in crypto.
As you can see, there are plenty of ways to get your slice of the crypto pie without ever buying a single token Sure, some options come with a bit more spice yet betting on companies means you’re not just riding theBTC or ETH wave, you’re also banking on those companies’ success.
But depending on your situation, this might be the perfect way to dip your toes in the crypto waters or even beef up your portfolio.
which way you chose and why?
BTC, ETH or SOL directly onchain or even on centralized crypto exchanges. Sometimes, it’s easier, cheaper, and even more strategic to gain exposure through traditional investment vehiclesThere’s a few reasons why:
* Tax efficiency: Many of these investments can be made through tax advantaged accounts, potentially saving you money come tax season and in the long run.
* Regulatory safety: Traditional investments often come with better regulatory oversight, reducing the risks associated with direct crypto ownership.
* Convenience: No need to set up wallets, remember seed phrases, or stress about hacks and CZ funds are SAFU tweets!
So you know the why, now let’s get into the 5 ways to ride the blockchain wave without owning a single coin.
1/ Crypto ETFs
If you’re looking to dip your toes into crypto, these funds offer exposure to digital assets without the hassle of managing a wallet. Spot/Leverage
BTC & ETH ETFs: These funds directly track the price of Bitcoin or Ethereum, and some even offer leverage for those looking to amplify their bets. Think of it as buying Bitcoin or Ethereum, but without needing to worry about wallets or decentralized exchanges.
Tech & Crypto ETFs (like
ARK, BLOK, BKCH, BITQ): These funds mix crypto exposure with other cutting-edge tech stocks, offering a broader play on the future of this technology2/ Coinbase
Investing in Coinbase gives you a stake in the broader crypto ecosystem.
Coinbase isn’t just a trading platform it’s a gateway to stablecoins, the Base blockchain, and a big chunk of crypto market activity Plus, they’re even an ETF custodian!
And Coinbase’s stock has been COOKING:
3/ Fintech giants
Companies like Robinhood, PayPal, Block, Mercado Libre, and Nubank are embracing crypto tech in a big way. Investing in these fintech giants means you’re betting on the growth of crypto adoption within our existing financial system
The nice thing about investing in the fintech giants is it's a more diversified bet. If something happens to crypto, these fintech companies still have an underlying business with millions of users and real revenues. While they may drive crypto adoption and give you exposure to it, they don’t NEED crypto to still be a good investment.
4/ MicroStrategy and MetaPlanet
These two public companies are heading up the “Bitcoin on the balance sheet” charge
MicroStrategy is like the ultimate Bitcoin bull and holds billions in
BTC and Metaplanet is a Japanese blockchain consulting firm that has adopted a similar strategy.Buying MSTR is similar to leveraged $BTC. When BTC goes up, MSTR goes up higher, same for the other direction though so be careful5/ Bitcoin mining companies
Want to bet on the infrastructure behind Bitcoin?
Bitcoin mining companies (like
RIOT, MARA, and HUT) are the backbone of the BTC network. By investing in these companies, you’re betting on a combination of the performance of the mining company and the price of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin mining companies can also find additional revenue streams, like providing compute for Artificial Intelligence or heating homes. Similar to the Fintech giants, Bitcoin miners provide another diversified way to invest in crypto.
As you can see, there are plenty of ways to get your slice of the crypto pie without ever buying a single token Sure, some options come with a bit more spice yet betting on companies means you’re not just riding the
BTC or ETH wave, you’re also banking on those companies’ success. But depending on your situation, this might be the perfect way to dip your toes in the crypto waters or even beef up your portfolio.
which way you chose and why?
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Hut said 280 Bitcoin were mined in the second quarter, versus 740 Bitcoin mined in the same period last year, and the weighted average cost to mine one Bitcoin was $26k. The company owned approximately 49,400 miners totaling approximately 5 exahash per second (EH/s), as of June 30, 2024
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