Quick Breakdown
- Bitwise announces November 2025 distribution rates for its crypto-focused ETFs, including COIN, Ethereum, GME, MARA, and MSTR strategies.
- Distribution rates reflect potential annualized yields based on the most recent payouts, including option income, dividends, and capital gains.
- Investors are reminded of risks: ETF values fluctuate with underlying assets, and past performance does not guarantee future returns.
Bitwise Asset Management released its November 2025 distribution rates for its suite of crypto-focused ETFs, offering investors insights into potential yields from a range of digital asset strategies. The funds include the COIN, CRCL, Ethereum, GME, MARA, and MSTR Option Income Strategy ETFs, with inception dates ranging from April to October 2025.
We’re pleased to share the November 2025 monthly distribution rates for the following Bitwise Funds Trust ETFs.
The Funds’ inception dates are: for ICOI, IMST, and IMRA, April 1, 2025; for IGME, June 9, 2025; for ICRC and IETH, October 1, 2025. Performance is shown as of… pic.twitter.com/C5a8G6iDqI
— Bitwise (@BitwiseInvest) November 26, 2025
ETF distribution rates and methodology
The distribution rates announced as of 4 p.m. ET on November 26, 2025, show what investors would earn on an annual basis if the most recent payout—option income included—stayed the same going forward. The rate is calculated by taking an ETF’s latest monthly distribution, multiplying it by twelve, and dividing that number by the fund’s most recent net asset value (NAV).
Keep in mind that distributions can be made up of regular dividends, capital gains, or even returns of capital. When returns of capital are involved, they can gradually reduce the fund’s NAV and its market price over time.
Bitwise emphasizes that the distribution rate represents a single payout and does not constitute the fund’s total return. The 30-day SEC yield, also published, provides an annualized estimate of potential income based on dividends and interest earned during the prior month, after deducting fund expenses.
Investor guidance and risk considerations
Performance data reflects past results and is not indicative of future returns. Short-term fluctuations are common, and investment principal may gain or lose value, meaning shares redeemed could be worth more or less than their original cost. Each fund’s strategy carries the risks of its underlying securities, including exposure to digital assets, publicly traded equities of blockchain companies, and option-based income strategies.
Bitwise ETFs do not directly invest in COIN, CRCL, Ether ETPs, GME, MARA, or MSTR shares. Investors are encouraged to consult fund prospectuses and official websites—icoietf.com, icrcetf.com, ieth.com, igmeetf.com, imraetf.com, and imstetf.com—for comprehensive details on investment objectives, strategies, and risk factors before committing capital.
Bitwise’s recent report follows its decision to list a spot XRP exchange-traded fund under the ticker “XRP,” which has drawn mixed reactions across the crypto community.
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