Recently, the performance of Bitcoin spot ETFs has been quite eye-catching. On January 15th, Eastern Time, the single-day net inflow reached $100 million, and this momentum is indeed impressive.
As of now, the total assets of Bitcoin spot ETFs have reached $125.177 billion. In other words, this portion of assets accounts for 6.58% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization. Although this percentage may not seem particularly high, considering that products like spot ETFs have only been introduced recently, this growth rate is truly noteworthy.
From the cumulative data, the total net inflow of Bitcoin spot ETFs since their inception has surpassed $58.217 billion. This indicates that traditional financial institutions and institutional investors are changing their attitudes towards Bitcoin, and the trend of institutional allocation is becoming increasingly evident.
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ser_ngmi
· 6h ago
Institutional entry is essentially big funds placing bets. The 58.2 billion inflow is no joke; traditional finance is finally coming clean.
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Layer2Observer
· 10h ago
Let's take a look at the data. The 58.2 billion net inflow is indeed interesting, but the 6.58% share better explains the issue — there is still a lot of room for growth, so don't be fooled by the growth rate.
Institutional entry is a fact, but it needs to be clarified that this doesn't necessarily mean a consensus has been reached; it's more about diversified asset allocation attempts.
A net inflow of 100 million USD in a single day sounds significant, but what about over a longer period? Further verification is needed to see if this can be sustained.
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quiet_lurker
· 10h ago
Institutional takeover is really happening, and traditional finance is now forced to enter the market.
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NullWhisperer
· 10h ago
ngl, 6.58% adoption rate in what, like a year? that's actually... technically speaking, not nothing. but let's dissect this - $582B inflow sounds impressive until you realize it's mostly institutional risk-hedging, not conviction. interesting edge case though, genuine adoption or just another arbitrage vector? 🤔
Recently, the performance of Bitcoin spot ETFs has been quite eye-catching. On January 15th, Eastern Time, the single-day net inflow reached $100 million, and this momentum is indeed impressive.
As of now, the total assets of Bitcoin spot ETFs have reached $125.177 billion. In other words, this portion of assets accounts for 6.58% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization. Although this percentage may not seem particularly high, considering that products like spot ETFs have only been introduced recently, this growth rate is truly noteworthy.
From the cumulative data, the total net inflow of Bitcoin spot ETFs since their inception has surpassed $58.217 billion. This indicates that traditional financial institutions and institutional investors are changing their attitudes towards Bitcoin, and the trend of institutional allocation is becoming increasingly evident.