How can an ETF’s trading price generally track the assets held by the fund?
When market websites talk about an ETF’s “net inflows,” they mean the value of shares subscribed for over a period minus the value of shares redeemed.
When tracking ETF fund flows, it’s better to look at the cumulative trend over several weeks. Large inflows or outflows on a single day are often due to an individual institution rebalancing its holdings.
The shares of a spot Bitcoin ETF are backed by $BTC actually held by the issuer.
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When market websites talk about an ETF’s “net inflows,” they mean the value of shares subscribed for over a period minus the value of shares redeemed.
When tracking ETF fund flows, it’s better to look at the cumulative trend over several weeks. Large inflows or outflows on a single day are often due to an individual institution rebalancing its holdings.
The shares of a spot Bitcoin ETF are backed by $BTC actually held by the issuer.
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