The data on November 21st Eastern Time is quite interesting - the Bitcoin Spot ETF raised $238 million that day.
In terms of fund flows, Fidelity's FBTC performed the strongest, swallowing up $108 million in a single day. Since its launch, this fund has accumulated nearly $11.8 billion in net inflows, which is quite substantial. In second place is Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust BTC. Although the specific inflow figures have not been fully tallied, the overall trend indicates that institutional capital's enthusiasm for allocating to Bitcoin Spot ETF remains strong.
What does this continuous inflow indicate? Traditional financial institutions have not changed their strategy of allocating Bitcoin through the ETF channel, especially during periods of price volatility, where ETFs have become a relatively stable entry method.
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The data on November 21st Eastern Time is quite interesting - the Bitcoin Spot ETF raised $238 million that day.
In terms of fund flows, Fidelity's FBTC performed the strongest, swallowing up $108 million in a single day. Since its launch, this fund has accumulated nearly $11.8 billion in net inflows, which is quite substantial. In second place is Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust BTC. Although the specific inflow figures have not been fully tallied, the overall trend indicates that institutional capital's enthusiasm for allocating to Bitcoin Spot ETF remains strong.
What does this continuous inflow indicate? Traditional financial institutions have not changed their strategy of allocating Bitcoin through the ETF channel, especially during periods of price volatility, where ETFs have become a relatively stable entry method.