How is the “ETF net inflow” figure calculated?
Definition: The “net inflow” of an ETF reported by market-data websites refers to the value of shares subscribed over a period minus the value of shares redeemed.
How it works: ETF fund flows only show changes in the number of fund shares. Those subscribing may also be hedging elsewhere, so this cannot be directly viewed as new buying.
The shares of a spot Bitcoin ETF are backed by Bitcoin actually held by the issuer: $BTC .
When you come across claims of high returns, question them first.
#BTC
Data is for reference only. Make your own trading decisions.
Definition: The “net inflow” of an ETF reported by market-data websites refers to the value of shares subscribed over a period minus the value of shares redeemed.
How it works: ETF fund flows only show changes in the number of fund shares. Those subscribing may also be hedging elsewhere, so this cannot be directly viewed as new buying.
The shares of a spot Bitcoin ETF are backed by Bitcoin actually held by the issuer: $BTC .
When you come across claims of high returns, question them first.
#BTC
Data is for reference only. Make your own trading decisions.