Bitcoin's tumble comes despite a streak of inflows into ETFs for the original cryptocurrency.
It's the latest attempt by Wall Street to market sophisticated investment concepts to the masses.
The Colorado firm is launching three run by its subadvisors, including dividend, large-cap and small-cap funds.
High-yield muni bonds are outperforming corporate high-yield bonds so far this year,
The Jensen Quality Growth ETF focuses on large caps with "sustainable competitive advantages," the firm said.
Some tech ETFs are being hit by double-digit drops as global investors pile into havens.
About 74 buffered ETFs have already launched this year, according to Morningstar.
The firm's four new ETFs use a fund-of-funds model and invest strictly in other ETFs.
The Schwab Ultra-Short Income fund is the 31st in its ETF lineup.
Some investors are betting made-in-America themes would benefit from a Trump presidency.
The price of Ether has dropped 4.6% to around $3,331 since the ETFs began trading on July 23.
Several of the funds are poised to finish the day among the top 50 highest-traded U.S. ETF debuts of all time.
The latest development highlights a softening in the U.S. regulatory climate for the digital-asset sector.
Experts say the industry has become adept at packaging assorted investments in ETF wrappers.
Investors added $83 billion to ETFs and $35 billion to fixed-income overall.
The crypto advocate sees bitcoin and ether coins on a parallel upward trajectory over the next six years.
These ETFs emulate the stock trades some congressional members used to make hefty profits.
The actively managed Roundhill Cannabis ETF is dropping its expense ratio to zero from 40 basis points.
A new hedged BlackRock ETF will provide investors with upside exposure to the S&P 500 to a cap of around 10.6%.
Exchange-traded funds have taken in more than $400 billion, the most in nearly three years.