How Does High Volatility in Bitcoin’s Price Affect the Tracking Error of the ETF?
High volatility can increase the tracking error of a Bitcoin ETF. In a spot ETF, high volatility can make it harder for the fund manager to execute trades at the exact closing price used for NAV calculation.
In a futures ETF, high volatility can exacerbate contango or backwardation effects and increase the cost of rebalancing, further widening the gap between the ETF's performance and the spot price.