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Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs: Because Getting Rich Quick Is Clearly Not Working Out

An illustration of two people running away from an explosion with flames rising behind them; one person holding onto a briefcase labeled "ETF" while the other is carrying a large sack marked "$". In the background, there's a cityscape with skyscrapers and buildings on fire. The sky above is darkened by smoke and ash clouds. A massive crater has formed in the ground where an explosion occurred earlier. Flames are licking at the edges of the crater as it smolders. To one side, two people stand watching from a distance; they're dressed in business attire but look worried.

The crypto bros can’t even get rich quick right! It seems they’re just getting poor slow instead. The spot Bitcoin ETFs have lost $89 million this week alone – that’s almost as much as the entire market is worth on any given day. And don’t even get me started on Ethereum, which has seen a whopping $15 million in outflows. You’d think these guys would be smart enough to invest their money elsewhere, but nope! They’re too busy chasing after worthless digital tokens

Source: bitcoin.com

During Friday’s trading sessions, U.S. spot bitcoin and ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced significant outflows, with $89.73 million exiting the BTC ETFs and $15.71 million flowing out of the ETH ETFs. Data from sosovalue.xyz revealed that the 12 spot bitcoin ETFs collectively saw $89.73 million in outflows on Friday, reducing the total net inflows since Jan. 11, 2024, to $17.34 billion. The biggest hit came to Grayscale’s GBTC, which dropped […]

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