Notably, US-based Bitcoin ETFs are currently not seeing inflows of capital, indicating waning investor attraction.
Since their launch on January 11th, Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds primarily investing in Bitcoin on the stock market) have garnered attention, consistently recording net capital inflows, with some days attracting up to $1 billion USD.
However, according to analysts at CoinDesk, the initial enthusiasm for Bitcoin ETFs seems to be diminishing. This has affected recent capital flows into these funds, with instances of net buying not keeping pace with selling, as seen with Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (GBTC).
Last week, all Bitcoin ETFs witnessed a net outflow of 1,766 Bitcoins (approximately $118.3 million USD). Most funds like Fidelity’s Bitcoin Wise Origin (FBTC) and Invesco’s Galaxy Bitcoin ETF (BTCO) recorded zero inflows. Net selling has become a noticeable trend.
As a result, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) remains the only fund consistently recording inflows of capital.
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