Cryptocurrency ETFs are about to explode, but most products won't survive past 2027

PriceOracleFairy · 2025-12-18T05:12:13+00:00

Cryptocurrency asset management is迎来 new opportunities, with over 100 new crypto ETFs expected to launch by 2026, but most products may struggle to survive long-term. Behind the current surge in applications, market demand is questionable, and there may be risks of large-scale liquidations and fierce competition in the future.

PriceOracleFairy

2025-12-18 05:12:13

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【ChainWen】The wave of crypto asset management is coming, but it could be quite brutal once the tide recedes.

Some analysts are optimistic about the explosion of crypto ETFs in 2026—expecting over 100 new products to launch. It sounds quite exciting, but an industry insider also revealed the other side: most of these products won’t last long.

Currently, issuers are rushing to launch new products, with at least 126 application documents already submitted. It sounds very popular, but here’s the question—do all these products really have market demand?

The realistic forecast is that crypto ETP products will undergo large-scale liquidations. The timing may start around the end of 2026, but more likely, results will be seen before the end of 2027. This means many products might be just fleeting, unable to survive long-term.

The risks behind this opportunity are significant. Either the products find genuine market demand and a user base, or they will be eliminated in fierce competition. In the field of crypto financial products, only a few will survive.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 2025-12-20 17:37

126 application files, it sounds like another big reshuffle is coming The real outcome will be seen by the end of 2027, and a large number will likely fail Products that were still being purchased yesterday might be discontinued next year, this is too intense The tactics are still the same, bubbles are easy to inflate, but bursting is the real reality Instead of guessing which will last longer, it's better to ask yourself if you can exit in time This time, only the top products will survive Betting on who can hold out until 2028, does anyone have confidence in this? Another round of harvesting retail investors, the tactics are getting deeper and deeper

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TokenCreatorOP

· 2025-12-20 12:19

Do all 126 applications need to be submitted? It feels like another wave of retail investors will be cut... Let's see in 2027. It's the same old story of waves washing away the sand; only a few who survive can be truly counted on. You knew the outcome the moment you rushed to apply; most products that are here today and gone tomorrow are just here to cut retail investors. It sounds great, but with such high risks, who dares to go all in... Let's wait and see. This routine is so familiar; whenever there's a boom, everyone is hyping it up. But by 2027, the reckoning will begin, and the death list will grow longer again.

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BlockchainTalker

· 2025-12-19 08:46

actually... if we examine the etf gold rush through basic supply-demand mechanics, this reads like the dotcom era all over again. 126 filings but maybe like 10 actually survive? that's just darwinism with paperwork lol

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fork_in_the_road

· 2025-12-18 05:41

126 application documents... sounds like another round of cutting leeks, typical land grabbing Will it be clear by the end of 2027? I bet five dollars that at least 80% will fail by mid-2026 The truly surviving products can probably be counted on one hand, the rest are just riding the wave I'm not optimistic about this wave, history always repeats itself

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 2025-12-18 05:41

126 application documents? That's hilarious. This is a typical capital game. Once the chip distribution can't be moved, these products will become ashes in minutes. --- Large-scale liquidation will be clear by 2027. In other words, it's about whose on-chain data is more resilient. Retail investors are still calculating returns, while whales are already studying liquidity traps. --- Hearing about 100 new products launching is exciting, but how many will actually last over two years? Capital flow never lies; just look at how the traders are positioning themselves. --- No matter how beautiful the technical indicators are, it doesn't matter. It depends on whether the market structure can hold up. This wave will either go down in history or be the last carnival of leek-cutting. --- 126 application documents is a very outrageous number. Is the issuer crazy? Products without real demand won't last long in the capital game. --- So, the key is liquidity. Without continuous capital injection, these ETP products won't survive past 2027. This is an objective rule.

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CryptoPunster

· 2025-12-18 05:38

126 applications, 100 new products, most won't survive past 2027… This is what we often call "many projects, few active people," the prelude to laughing and losing money on this round. We're all waiting for the 2026 boom, and I’ve already booked the 2027 liquidation list. I understand the logic behind the issuers' crazy new launches; anyway, let's cut a deal first, and leave the rest to the market to filter. Are there really that many bagholders for so many ETF products? I think it's most likely an institutional self-delusion game. Wait, let me do the math—how many of the 126 applications will actually survive? I bet five sunflower seed shells.

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ILCollector

· 2025-12-18 05:37

It's the same script again,爆发 in 2026 and clearing out in 2027, how many times have I heard this? 126 application files, 90% are just there to accompany the run, this is not news, it's common sense. --- A bunch of air products competing with each other, and in the end, investors' pockets are empty. If there was real demand, it would have survived long ago, why wait until 2027? --- Here we go again, both the hype and the harsh reality... clichés. The key is who can survive, the rest are cannon fodder. --- 126 applications, 99% die in the cradle. Wake up, everyone, this is the norm in the crypto world. --- So now, friends who are all-in on ETFs... are you mentally prepared? --- Products supported by real demand will naturally survive; those without should be淘汰ed, the market is cruel but fair. --- Large-scale liquidation has actually been happening all along, just more明显 in 2027. --- Look, I’m optimistic, but there are only a few who can truly survive. That’s what I care about most.

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