Before tracking fund flows, understand the rules first. This time, we're talking about spot Bitcoin ETFs.
In January 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the first spot Bitcoin ETFs, and these funds began trading that same month.
Holding an ETF and holding Bitcoin yourself each have their pros and cons: ETFs save you the trouble of safeguarding private keys, but they charge management fees and can only be traded during U.S. stock market hours.
For reference, here's a real-time quote: $BTC is at 83491.3, 24h +0.58%.
In January 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the first spot Bitcoin ETFs, and these funds began trading that same month.
Holding an ETF and holding Bitcoin yourself each have their pros and cons: ETFs save you the trouble of safeguarding private keys, but they charge management fees and can only be traded during U.S. stock market hours.
For reference, here's a real-time quote: $BTC is at 83491.3, 24h +0.58%.