On September 2, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a single-day net inflow of about $333 million, as institutions continue to add to BTC, treating it as “digital gold.”
Fidelity’s FBTC led the way, attracting roughly $133 million in one day; BlackRock’s IBIT was about $73 million, and Ark’s ARKB about $72 million.
On the same day, however, Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows—money made a clear switch between the two asset classes.
Wow—this amount of ETF buying in a single day is equivalent to about 5 days of BTC mining supply. This type of demand can’t be built up by retail investors.
A clear regulatory framework gives BTC products a boost; institutions entering are doing so through compliant channels.
#BTC行情 $BTC #ETF资金流 #Institutional Activity
Fidelity’s FBTC led the way, attracting roughly $133 million in one day; BlackRock’s IBIT was about $73 million, and Ark’s ARKB about $72 million.
On the same day, however, Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows—money made a clear switch between the two asset classes.
Wow—this amount of ETF buying in a single day is equivalent to about 5 days of BTC mining supply. This type of demand can’t be built up by retail investors.
A clear regulatory framework gives BTC products a boost; institutions entering are doing so through compliant channels.
#BTC行情 $BTC #ETF资金流 #Institutional Activity
