Which Is The Best ETF for Metaverse? METV vs VR [2023]

Mark Zuckerburg is betting big on the Metaverse. So much so that he has renamed his organization from Facebook to META. This has gotten a lot of investors interested in the Metaverse. While picking potential winning stocks is challenging, ETFs can be a safer bet for common investors.

So, is there an ETF for Metaverse?

Yes, there are two popular ETFs for investing in Metaverse technology. They are Roundhill Ball Metaverse ETF (METV) and Global X Metaverse ETF (VR). Let’s take a look at both of them and see which is the better ETF for Metaverse.

Page Contents

• Roundhill Ball Metaverse ETF (METV)
  • Roundhill Ball Metaverse ETF (METV) Top 10 Holdings
  • Roundhill Ball Metaverse ETF (METV) Top 10 Holdings | Company Overview
  • Roundhill Ball Metaverse ETF (METV) All Holdings
• Global X Metaverse ETF (VR)
  • Global X Metaverse ETF (VR) Top 10 Holdings
  • Global X Metaverse ETF (VR) Top 10 Holdings | Company Overview
  • Global X Metaverse ETF (VR) All Holdings
• METV vs VR: Which is The Best ETF for Metaverse?

Roundhill Ball Metaverse ETF (METV)

The first option as an ETF for Metaverse investors is the Roundhill Ball Metaverse ETF. Its ticker symbol is METV.

METV was launched in June 2021.

It was initially trading with the ticker symbol META but then changed to METV (on Jan 31, 2022) when Facebook applied and changed its ticker symbol to META.

Roundhill believes the Metaverse will become the successor of the current internet and will build an experience that spans the virtual and ‘real’ world.

– Roundhill Website

According to Roundhill, the total addressable market for Metaverse can grow up to $13 Trillion by the year 2030, with up to 5 Billion unique users of the metaverse technology.

To capture this potential boom, METV aims to provide investors exposure to companies involved in the metaverse in multiple ways:

• companies developing infrastructure for the metaverse, such as Nvidia and Cloudflare
• companies building gaming engines that create the virtual world, such as Roblox and Unity
• companies creating content such as Snap, Sea, and Tencent.

Roundhill Ball Metaverse ETF (METV) Top 10 Holdings

Here’s a list of the top 10 holdings in the METV ETF: Apple, Roblox, NVIDIA, Meta, Microsoft, Sea, Tencent, Qualcomm, Autodesk, and Snap.

[as of Oct 12, 2022]

Ticker	Name	Weight
AAPL	APPLE INC	8.01%
RBLX	ROBLOX CORP	7.83%
NVDA	NVIDIA CORPORATION	7.78%
META	META PLATFORMS INC	6.86%
MSFT	MICROSOFT CORP	6.09%
SE	SEA LTD	3.81%
700 HK	TENCENT HLDGS LTD	3.63%
QCOM	QUALCOMM INC	3.54%
ADSK	AUTODESK INC	3.51%
SNAP	SNAP INC	3.45%

Roundhill Ball Metaverse ETF (METV) Top 10 Holdings | Company Overview

Roundhill Ball Metaverse ETF (METV) All Holdings

[as of Oct 12, 2022]

Global X Metaverse ETF (VR)

The second option as an ETF for Metaverse investors is the Global X Metaverse ETF. Its ticker symbol is VR.

This ETF was incepted in April 2022.

The Global X Metaverse ETF (VR) seeks to invest in companies that are positioned to benefit from the development and commercialization of the Metaverse.

– Global X Website

VR aims to provide investors exposure to companies involved in building hardware, software, and content creation for the metaverse. VR has exposure to global companies, as has almost half of the weight in stocks outside the United States.

Global X Metaverse ETF (VR) Top 10 Holdings

Here’s a list of the top 10 holdings in the VR ETF: Nintendo, Roblox, Coinbase, Netease, Take-Two Interactive, Tencent, NVIDIA, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft.

[as of Oct 11, 2022]

Ticker	Name	Weight
7974 JP	NINTENDO CO LTD	6.74
RBLX	ROBLOX CORP -CLASS A	6.22
COIN	COINBASE GLOBA-A	6.02
NTES	NETEASE INC-ADR	5.71
TTWO	TAKE-TWO INTERAC	5.64
700 HK	TENCENT HOLDINGS LTD	5.49
NVDA	NVIDIA CORP	5.26
AAPL	APPLE INC	5.11
META	META PLATFORMS INC	5.04
MSFT	MICROSOFT CORP	4.51

Global X Metaverse ETF (VR) Top 10 Holdings | Company Overview

Global X Metaverse ETF (VR) All Holdings

[as of Oct 11, 2022]

METV vs VR: Which is The Best ETF for Metaverse?

The composition of both the metaverse ETFs, in terms of component stocks and their weights, is different.

If we take a look at the performance of the ETFs in the past few months, both ETFs have pretty much followed the same pattern.

It depends on the investor, at this point, to decide which fund manager they believe more in to bring better returns in the future.

Why not invest a bit in both ETFs?

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• What is Metaverse? Metaverse Stocks To Buy
• How To Buy Land In The Metaverse

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