Divergence in Global Bitcoin ETF Flows: US Outflows Contrast Hong Kong Inflows
US Bitcoin ETFs saw record outflows, while Hong Kong's experienced significant inflows. Ethereum saw modest inflows, suggesting diversification.
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US Bitcoin ETFs saw record outflows, while Hong Kong's experienced significant inflows. Ethereum saw modest inflows, suggesting diversification.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) experiences longest period without inflows, signaling potential wane in investor interest. Bitcoin's price drops amidst increased outflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs. Concerns arise about diminishing interest in Bitcoin ETFs despite their previous role in driving Bitcoin's price upward.
BlackRock's IBIT recorded its first $0 inflow day, breaking a 71-day streak, while other ETFs also faced outflows, signaling a temporary market downturn.
BlackRock's IBIT leads in attracting assets, gathering $15.3B in net inflows, surpassing competitors despite slowing demand. With strong brand, fees, and institutional appeal, IBIT poised to surpass GBTC in AUM, maintaining long-term leadership in digital asset management.
BlackRock's IBIT spot Bitcoin ETF exceeds $15 billion inflows since Jan 11, outpacing rivals. Despite slower daily inflows, it logs $192.1 million. With increased advertising, it leads in trading volume, nearing $20 billion AUM. Despite success, market fluctuations may affect future performance.
Bitcoin ETFs attract $2.2B in just days, led by iShares. Institutional interest surges, reshaping investment landscape. SEC approval fuels market momentum, despite Vanguard's cautious stance. Historic week signals pivotal moment in financial history.
Bitcoin ETFs rebound with $708M inflows, led by BlackRock and Fidelity. Positive trend despite GBTC outflows. Optimistic medium-term outlook.
Spot bitcoin ETFs attract $4 billion inflows, causing substantial outflows from higher-cost crypto funds. Grayscale's GBTC leads the outflows, while fee differentials contribute to the migration towards new ETFs. Despite minor outflows in the market, trading volume surges, emphasizing the current dominance of exchange-traded product activity. The regional shift towards the U.S. is notable, with blockchain equities outperforming altcoin products.
Bitcoin ETFs achieve a record-breaking debut with over $4.3 billion in inflows on their first day of trading. iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) and Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) lead in attracting funds, marking a historic moment in the cryptocurrency and ETF markets.
Arus keluar Bitcoin dari bursa telah mencapai level tertinggi tahunan, tetapi arus masuk ke ETF Bitcoin Kanada juga berada pada level puncak karena kepercayaan investor terhadap aset tumbuh.