Bitcoin ETF Outflows Hit Three-Week High Amid Price Dip Below $93K
Record outflows signal growing investor concerns over macroeconomic conditions and Bitcoin's short-term outlook.
Crypto ETFs are gaining traction in international markets, but Japanese regulators are taking their time to give them the green light. What could be the reason for this delay?
Institutional investors rapidly embrace Bitcoin ETFs, with major financial firms acquiring significant holdings in the newly launched asset class.
Because of demand from institutions, Bitcoin ETFs currently hold 925,266 BTC, which is almost five percent of bitcoins in circulation. BlackRock and Fidelity have seen the most Bitcoin ETF inflows so far, but rival asset managers Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are keeping a close eye on things.
Even though there's an appeal against the Ripple ruling, the SEC has now received a second XRP ETF application. Experts say that both ETF applications are politically motivated.
The asset manager Bitwise is applying for an ETF for the Ripple token, which is great news for the XRP community. So, what are the chances of SEC approval?
Ethereum ETF growth lags behind Bitcoin as institutional investors favor the simplicity and reputation of BTC.
Strong inflows into Bitcoin and Ether ETFs signal increasing institutional interest and market optimism.
The iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA) is a financial product that gives investors exposure to ether, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation and the native token of the Ethereum blockchain. The ETF allows people to invest in ether without buying or managing the cryptocurrency. It is managed by iShares, a BlackRock brand, and tracks ether's market price. This provides a regulated way for traditional investors to invest in cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Face Major Sell-Offs Amid Market Uncertainty
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan Highlights Unprecedented Growth and Institutional Interest in Bitcoin ETFs
BlackRock now has more ETF holdings than Grayscale, which is a big change in the crypto investment landscape. More and more, institutional investors are turning to regulated crypto ETFs like those from BlackRock and Fidelity.
Recent data shows that institutional investors are moving their focus from Bitcoin ETFs to Ethereum ETFs. While Ethereum ETFs are gaining more interest from these investors, Bitcoin remains a top choice for individual investors.