Bitcoin ETFs Surge: What’s Driving Investor Interest?
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The latest developments in the Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have showcased robust investor engagement, with notable inflows recorded. On Thursday, these funds experienced a remarkable net inflow of $442 million, indicating that enthusiasm for Bitcoin remains strong, despite ongoing uncertainties in the financial landscape. BlackRock Dominates as Other Funds GainHow Are Other Funds Performing? BlackRock Dominates as Other Funds Gain Leading the charge is BlackRock’s IBIT ETF, which attracted an impressive $327.3 million. This product has established itself as the largest spot Bitcoin fund currently available, acting as a secure option for those looking to invest. Meanwhile, the joint venture between Ark Invest and 21Shares, known as ARKB, followed closely with a net inflow of $97 million. How Are Other Funds Performing? Other notable performers include Bitwise’s BITB fund, which garnered $10.2 million, along with Invesco’s BTCO fund, which secured $7.5 million. Together, these four major ETFs contributed significantly to the total inflow, which has exceeded $2.7 billion for the week, following inflows of $916.9 million and $936.4 million earlier. The sustained demand for these ETFs can be linked to Bitcoin’s recent price stability, with BTC trading at $93,687, reflecting a 1.3% increase over the last day and a strong 10% rise over the week. Ethereum also saw positive movement, trading at $1,778 with a minor uptick of 0.43%. This rejuvenation in the cryptocurrency market comes against a backdrop of global trade uncertainties. Major stock indices in the U.S. recorded positive outcomes, supported by hopes for reduced tariffs with China. The Nasdaq increased by 2.7%, the S&P 500 climbed 2%, and the Dow Jones rose by 1.2%. Moreover, Ethereum ETFs are regaining traction, demonstrating a net inflow of $63.5 million after experiencing $23.9 million in outflows previously. Despite a drop in daily trading volume to $2 billion, down from $4…
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