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Galaxy vs Invesco

How Galaxy vs Invesco compare on our ratings, asset manager specs, funding, pros and cons.

Galaxy4.3/5
VS
Invesco4.0/5
Feature
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Ratings
Our score4.3/54.0/5
User ratingNo reviews yetNo reviews yet
Track record & size4.55.0
Product range4.53.0
Fees3.03.0
Regulation & custody4.54.5
Transparency4.54.0
Specs
ProductsSpot ETFs, ETPs / ETNs, Index funds, Private funds, Staking productsSpot ETFs
ClientsRetail, Accredited investors, Institutions, Financial advisorsRetail, Institutions, Financial advisors
Assets under managementNot disclosed$2,537.8 billion as of September 30, 2026
Flagship productsInvesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF (BTCO), XBSE, DECO, HECO, CCCXInvesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF, BTCO
Assets coveredBitcoin, Ethereum, SolanaBitcoin
RegulatorsNot disclosedU.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
CustodiansGK8Not disclosed
Company
Founded2018—
HeadquartersUnited StatesUnited States
InvestorsNot disclosedNot disclosed
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
  • Nasdaq-listed firm operating digital asset funds since 2018
  • Spot Bitcoin ETF issued with major partner Invesco
  • Regulated investment structures spanning the US, Canada, and Europe
  • Average loan book reached $1.4B in Q2 2026
  • $2,537.8 billion in AUM as of September 30, 2026
  • BTCO offers exchange-traded bitcoin exposure on Cboe BZX
  • Founded in 1935 with a public-company history since August 1995
  • Serves clients in more than 120 countries
Cons
  • Private funds restricted to accredited and institutional investors
  • Expense ratios and management fees diminish long-term fund returns
  • Underlying asset returns remain exposed to sharp crypto market drawdowns
  • BTCO's trust expenses reduce returns against bitcoin's reference rate
  • Bitcoin exposure remains subject to sharp price volatility
  • The product line shown here is focused on bitcoin
  • ETF shares can trade at premiums or discounts to underlying exposure
Best forInstitutions allocating to digital assets, Investors seeking regulated spot ETFs, Advisors requiring audited crypto fundsBrokerage-based bitcoin exposure, Institutional portfolio allocations, Financial adviser-led portfolios

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