Bitcoin ETFs Now Hold 1.29M BTC As Inflows Top $150B Since January 2024
The post Bitcoin ETFs Now Hold 1.29M BTC As Inflows Top $150B Since January 2024 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Spot Bitcoin ETFs surpass $150B in capital, holding over 6% of Bitcoin’s total supply. IBIT leads with $87.5B AUM as ETF inflows outpace new Bitcoin issuance post-halving. ETF structure boosts access but adds risks like fees, volatility, and custodian reliance. Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have raised over $150 billion in capital since receiving regulatory approval in January 2024, marking one of the most largest developments in the merge of digital assets and traditional finance. These ETFs, which trade on conventional stock exchanges, supply exposure to actual Bitcoin holdings, removing the need for investors to interact directly with cryptocurrency infrastructure. The launch has redefined market access for both retail and institutional participants and greatly altered Bitcoin’s supply and demand dynamics. How Spot Bitcoin ETFs Function Spot Bitcoin ETFs are built to hold actual Bitcoin, unlike futures-based ETFs that rely on derivatives. ETF issuers such as BlackRock and Fidelity collaborate with Authorized Participants (APs) who acquire Bitcoin from the open market and deliver it to the ETF fund in exchange for shares. This creation and redemption mechanism ensures the ETF’s market price stays closely aligned with Bitcoin’s net asset value. Over $150B has flowed into spot $BTC ETFs since the SEC’s approval. In today’s guide, we break down how spot Bitcoin ETFs work, along withcthe key risks and opportunities investors should know. Read the full guide
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Spot Bitcoin ETFs surpass $150B in capital, holding over 6% of Bitcoin’s total supply. IBIT leads with $87.5B AUM as ETF inflows outpace new Bitcoin issuance post-halving. ETF structure boosts access but adds risks like fees, volatility, and custodian reliance. Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have raised over $150 billion in capital since receiving regulatory approval in January 2024, marking one of the most largest developments in the merge of digital assets and traditional finance. These ETFs, which trade on conventional stock exchanges, supply exposure to actual Bitcoin holdings, removing the need for investors to interact directly with cryptocurrency infrastructure. The launch has redefined market access for both retail and institutional participants and greatly altered Bitcoin’s supply and demand dynamics. How Spot Bitcoin ETFs Function Spot Bitcoin ETFs are built to hold actual Bitcoin, unlike futures-based ETFs that rely on derivatives. ETF issuers such as BlackRock and Fidelity collaborate with Authorized Participants (APs) who acquire Bitcoin from the open market and deliver it to the ETF fund in exchange for shares. This creation and redemption mechanism ensures the ETF’s market price stays closely aligned with Bitcoin’s net asset value. Over $150B has flowed into spot $BTC ETFs since the SEC’s approval. In today’s guide, we break down how spot Bitcoin ETFs work, along withcthe key risks and opportunities investors should know. Read the full guide
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