You see “ETF net inflows” every day—what does that figure actually mean?
ETF subscriptions and net outflows are tracked by U.S. trading day, so there’s no data for weekends.
Holding an ETF differs from holding Bitcoin directly: with an ETF, you don’t have to worry about private keys, but you do pay a management fee, and you can only trade during U.S. stock market hours.
Back to the market: $BTC is at 82560.01, down 0.67% over 24h.
When did you first figure this out?
ETF subscriptions and net outflows are tracked by U.S. trading day, so there’s no data for weekends.
Holding an ETF differs from holding Bitcoin directly: with an ETF, you don’t have to worry about private keys, but you do pay a management fee, and you can only trade during U.S. stock market hours.
Back to the market: $BTC is at 82560.01, down 0.67% over 24h.
When did you first figure this out?