T. Rowe Price ETFs: TKNZ Tops Returns, TCAF Draws Most Cash

Active ETF Content Hub T. Rowe Price ETFs: TKNZ Tops Returns, TCAF Draws Most Cash DJ Shaw October 6, 2026 A crypto fund and a technology fund posted the best September returns among T. Rowe Price ETFs. Investors, however, sent most of their new money to a different set of funds. Key Takeaways: Crypto, technology and growth strategies produced the three best September returns across T. Rowe Price’s ETF lineup. Investors favored a short-term bond fund and a SMID cap fund alongside the firm’s largest ETF. Bitcoin and ether together made up more than half of the new crypto fund’s holdings. Investors focused on a core stock fund, a short-term bond fund and a small- and midcap fund. Together, those three took in about $954 million, or roughly two-thirds of the lineup’s September inflows, based on ETF Database figures. On the performance side, the T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF (TKNZ) posted an 8.7% September return, ETF Database data shows. The fund launched July 15 and has about $25.3 million in assets. TKNZ typically holds five to 15 crypto assets and charges a 0.75% management fee, according to T. Rowe Price. Bitcoin and ether made up about 56% of the fund as of October 2. Close behind, the T. Rowe Price Technology ETF (TTEQ) gained 8% and is up just over 38% this year, according to ETF Database. TTEQ focuses on companies that earn most of their revenue from technology, according to its factsheet. Chipmakers made up 61.2% of the portfolio as of June 30, and its expense ratio is 0.63%. See more: How Active Tech ETF TTEQ Smashed Its Benchmark The T. Rowe Price Growth Stock ETF (TGRW) also made the top three with a 2.7% return, according to ETF Database. The fund targets companies with strong earnings and cash flow growth and charges 0.52%, its factsheet shows. Investors Add $1.41 Billion to T. Rowe Price ETFs T. Rowe Price’s lineup includes 39 ETFs holding about $34.3 billion combined, according to ETF Database. All are actively managed, meaning portfolio managers pick the holdings rather than track an index. The T. Rowe Price Capital Appreciation Equity ETF (TCAF) led with $647.47 million, or nearly half of the lineup’s roughly $1.41 billion, in September inflows, ETF Database data shows. At $8.6 billion in assets, it is also the lineup’s largest fund. According to its factsheet, TCAF seeks strong return potential with lower risk than the S&P 500 Index, and it charges 0.31%. Next came the T. Rowe Price Ultra Short-Term Bond ETF (TBUX) , which gathered $171.61 million, according to ETF Database. The fund has a 4.37% dividend yield and pays out monthly. TBUX seeks a high level of income with small price swings, according to its factsheet. It holds shorter-term investment-grade bonds, meaning debt from borrowers with stronger credit ratings, and charges 0.17%. Rounding out the top three, the T. Rowe Price Small-Mid Cap ETF (TMSL) brought in $135.36 million, ETF Database data shows. TMSL looks for small- and midcap stocks with attractive valuations and improving earnings and charges 0.55%, according to its factsheet. For more news, information, and strategy, visit the Active ETF Content Hub . RELATED TOPICS active Active Equity Active ETF Content Hub active fixed income active growth stocks active management active short-term bond ETF capital appreciation cryptocurrency dj shaw Earn free CE credits and discover new strategies