3 exciting ASX ETFs to watch

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Not every ASX exchange traded fund (ETF) is designed to be a quiet core holding.

Some are built around faster-moving parts of the market.

That can mean more volatility, but it can also mean exposure to themes that could become much larger over time.

With that in mind, here are three exciting ASX ETFs to watch.

Betashares Asia Technology Tigers ETF (ASX: ASIA)

The Betashares Asia Technology Tigers ETF gives investors exposure to major Asian technology companies.

This is an interesting area because Asia is not just where a lot of technology is assembled. It is also home to some very large businesses involved in semiconductors, ecommerce, digital platforms, online entertainment, gaming, and consumer technology.

That gives the fund a different profile to US-focused technology ETFs.

It can provide exposure to companies tied to Asian consumers, regional digital infrastructure, and important parts of the global technology supply chain.

This ASX ETF is unlikely to be a smooth ride. Regulation, geopolitics, currency movements, and sentiment toward China and Asian markets can all have a big impact.

But for investors wanting technology exposure beyond the usual US names, this fund could be one to watch.

Betashares Crypto Innovators ETF (ASX: CRYP)

The Betashares Crypto Innovators ETF is another ASX ETF with plenty of excitement attached to it.

Importantly, this fund does not invest directly in cryptocurrencies.

Instead, it gives investors exposure to listed companies involved in the crypto economy. That can include crypto exchanges, bitcoin miners, digital asset infrastructure businesses, and other companies connected to blockchain adoption.

This makes it a more indirect way to gain exposure to the theme.

The crypto sector can be extremely volatile, and investor sentiment can change very quickly. When digital asset prices rise, companies exposed to the industry can attract strong interest. When conditions turn, the falls can be sharp.

That means this ASX ETF is probably better suited to investors with a higher risk tolerance.

But if the crypto ecosystem continues to mature over the long term, the companies helping build and support it could become more important.

Global X FANG+ ETF (ASX: FANG)

A final ASX ETF to watch is the Global X FANG+ ETF.

This fund gives investors concentrated exposure to a small group of major global technology and growth shares.

These are companies linked to areas such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, digital advertising, ecommerce, electric vehicles, social media, streaming, and consumer technology.

Many of these companies are already deeply embedded in how people work, shop, communicate, and entertain themselves.

But concentration cuts both ways. When mega-cap technology shares are in favour, this ETF can perform very strongly. When valuations come under pressure, it can fall quickly.

Even so, for investors wanting targeted exposure to some of the most influential growth companies in the world, the Global X FANG+ ETF remains an exciting ASX ETF to keep on the watchlist.

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