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$186 Million Investors Flock to Bitcoin Etfs, Realize Too Late That They’ve Been Dumping Money Into a Hoax

An illustration of a group of investors frantically running away from a giant 'HOAX' sign with flames and smoke rising behind it, while others are shown jumping into the air as if they've been pushed off a cliff; in the background, a massive bitcoin logo is crumbling to dust.

The never-ending saga of Bitcoin and Ether’s attempts to be taken seriously continues with Tuesday’s influx of cash into various exchange-traded funds (ETFs) – a whopping $186.76 million, that is! Because what says ‘legit’ more than throwing money at something just because it exists? Grayscale’s ETHE, the poster child for all things questionable in crypto land, managed to shed an impressive $17.89 million on Tuesday alone. One wonders if this isn’t a cry for help from investors who have finally realized that their life savings are being held hostage by a bunch of numbers floating around on computers created out of thin air.

Source: bitcoin.com

On Tuesday, 12 bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) pulled in a hefty $186.76 million in inflows, while nine ether ETFs saw yet another round of outflows. The primary source of the ether losses? Grayscale’s ETHE, which has experienced a $2.75 billion outflow since July 23. As reported by sosovalue.xyz, the 12 bitcoin ETFs saw a collective gain of $186.76 million. Fidelity’s FBTC led the pack with $56.61 million, followed by Bitwise’s […]

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