Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Add $23 Billion in AUM in a Week, But Only $2.6 Billion Was Fresh Inflows
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs accumulated $23 billion in assets during their strongest week since October, according to Decrypt.Only $2.6 billion of that total represented new investor money; the remainder came from appreciation of holdings already in the funds.Cointelegraph reported that Bitcoin ETFs alone drew $2.26 billion over six consecutive trading days, narrowing year-to-date net outflows to approximately $2.57 billion.- Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs logged their strongest asset-under-management growth week since October, adding $23 billion in combined value, according to Decrypt.
- Of that total, only $2.6 billion represented new investor money, with the rest coming from existing holdings simply appreciating in price, Decrypt reported.
- Separately, Cointelegraph reported that Bitcoin ETFs alone pulled in $338 million in fresh inflows, extending a six-day streak that has now brought in $2.26 billion.
- That run has helped narrow Bitcoin ETFs' year-to-date net outflows to about $2.57 billion, according to Cointelegraph.
- Together, the reports point to a gap between headline AUM figures and the amount of new capital actually entering the funds.
- While total fund values have climbed sharply, the inflow data suggests investor demand, while positive, has been more measured than the AUM growth alone would imply.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs posted their strongest inflow week since October, driven largely by asset appreciation rather than investor deposits.- Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw their assets swell by $23 billion in a week, but only $2.6 billion of that came from new investor money, according to Decrypt.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs gained $23 billion in a week, but only $2.6 billion came from fresh inflows- Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Add $23 Billion in AUM in a Week, But Only $2.6 Billion Was Fresh Inflows
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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs logged their strongest asset-under-management growth week since October, adding Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs Grew $23 Billion Last Week—Only $2.6 Billion Was New Money.
in combined value, according to Decrypt. Of that total, only Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs Grew $23 Billion Last Week—Only $2.6 Billion Was New Money.
represented new investor money, with the rest coming from existing holdings simply appreciating in price, Decrypt reported.
Separately, Cointelegraph reported that Bitcoin ETFs alone pulled in Bitcoin ETFs add $338M as six-day inflow streak hits $2.26B.
in fresh inflows, extending a six-day streak that has now brought in Bitcoin ETFs add $338M as six-day inflow streak hits $2.26B.
. That run has helped narrow Bitcoin ETFs' year-to-date net outflows to about Bitcoin ETFs have drawn $2.26 billion over six trading days, while year-to-date net outflows have narrowed to about $2.57 billion.
, according to Cointelegraph.
Together, the reports point to a gap between headline AUM figures and the amount of new capital actually entering the funds. While total fund values have climbed sharply, the inflow data suggests investor demand, while positive, has been more measured than the AUM growth alone would imply.
Sources: Decrypt, Cointelegraph
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