Data published by the Stock Exchange Brazila B3this Tuesday (11), revealed that the list of ten exchange-traded funds, AND F the acronym in English, which appreciated the most in September, was led by funds replicating Brazilian stocks in the financial sector, and United Stateshealth technology companies, in addition to cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin (BTC) and projects involving smart contracts.

On the other hand, ETFs linked to the blockchain network Ethereum (ETH) also held the top ten positions on the top ten losers list during the same period, although the worst performer was a fund from the Active ItauYDRO11 (-12.17%), which traces exposure to the hydrogen sector through “19 companies specializing in the production, storage and transport of hydrogen and the design and manufacture of fuel cells”.

The numbers also showed that ETFs that track U.S. real estate funds and tech companies also followed the bearish trend, mainly due to the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy tightening (fed), the central bank of the North American country.

In the case of the best performing ETFs, the first place goes to FIND11 (+3.61%), linked to the financial index (IFNC) of BM&F Bovespa. Second place went to HTEK11 (+2.88%), which replicates a basket of 50 stocks of health technology companies, followed respectively by QBTC11, the manager’s first 100% Bitcoin-linked ETF. Active QRBLOCK11 (+2.59%), which replicates the MVIS Crypto Compare Smart Contract Leaders Brazil Index, pegged to the performance of a basket of altcoins from blockchain networks such as Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA ) and others, and by B5MB11 (+2.30%), a bond fund consisting of national treasury bonds.

The Top 10 is completed by WEB311 (+1.95%), a fund from the Brazilian manager hashdex which is also linked to the smart contract platforms, MATB11 (+1.85%), FIXA11 (+1.75%) and IB5M11 (+1.71%).

As for the underperformers in September, YDRO11 was followed by two ETFs that replicate the Ethereum network, Hashdex’s ETHE11 (-11.81%), and QR Asset’s QETH11 (-11.71%), in addition to XINA11 (-11.34%), an ETF share that tracks the MSCI index Chinacomposed of medium and large Chinese enterprises.

Rounding out the list of September’s biggest losses, JOGO11 (-10.87%), an ETF coordinated by Win The Game, a joint venture of BTG Pactual in partnership with Fix Delivery Partners, which replicates in Brazil the ESPO (VanEck Video Gaming & E-Sports ETF), a Nasdaq-listed US ETF indexed to the performance of 26 game developers, GENB11 (-10.81%), ALUG11 (-9.89%), 5GTK11 (-9.86%) and URET11 (-9.14%).

Behind only IVVB11, a fund of black rock Brasil Gestão de Investimentos, compared to the 164,438 ETH shareholders that track the S&P 500 index, the Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index Index Fund (HASH11), per Hashdex, was in second place with 154,668, according to a report compiled from analytics firm Economatica. already the bank Morgan Stanley named HASH11 one of the best cryptocurrency ETFs in the worldaccording reported Cointelegraph Brazil.

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