FBTC
Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund
stock BATS ETF

From Gemini - If you are a long-term, buy-and-hold investor: Focus on the lowest expense ratio. BTC (0.15%) or BITB (0.20%) offers the best long-term cost savings.
• If you are an active trader or value liquidity: Go with the largest funds, IBIT or FBTC. Their massive trading volume ensures the tightest bid-ask spreads, which saves you money on frequent transactions.
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Personally, I own the real thing because it is less expensive. I also own BITO, but that is not BTC per se.

For me I trust fidelity enough to buy FBTC. MSTR doesn’t track bitcoin as much as I thought it would. I used to own it too, though I didn’t own it for a long time. So that’s just how I feel, it’s up to you.

I would say get a Fidelity account. You can buy either Bitcoin (BTC) or ETF (FBTC) and Ether (ETH) or ETF (FETH). No keys or pass phrases.. just signing into a stock account. You own the coins but need to sell them to spend them. Great for a beginner.

FBTC

How to go about allocation for FBTC Roth IRA?