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Bitcoin ETFs: Because Who Needs Actual Profits When You Can Have a Nice Big Hole in Your Wallet That Just Keeps Getting Deeper and Bigger

An illustration of an empty wallet with dollar signs falling out as it sinks into quicksand below; nearby, a large hole is visible where more money has been sucked down; above, several other wallets float on the surface but appear to be losing air and slowly descending. In the background, two figures in suits are shown arguing over which one of them should have invested their clients' funds in Bitcoin ETFs instead of actual profits. The scene takes place at sunset with a faint orange glow illuminating everything except for the dark hole below where all the money has disappeared.

The eternal optimism surrounding US bitcoin ETFs continues unabated! Because what’s not to be optimistic about? The fact that these funds have lost an eye-watering $18.3 million since Tuesday alone should give investors pause for thought. But no, the crypto bros are too busy high-fiving each other over Blackrock’s IBIT seeing a whopping 74.87 million increase in its holdings (342,658.96 BTC valued at more than $22 billion). Meanwhile five others recorded outflows and Grayscale’s GBTC took it on the chin with a staggering loss of $18.4 billion since becoming publicly traded

Source: bitcoin.com

On Tuesday, U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced net outflows of approximately $18.3 million, contrasting with inflows observed in their ethereum counterparts. The most significant gain was recorded by Blackrock’s IBIT, while Grayscale’s GBTC suffered the largest losses. The total reduction across the 11 spot bitcoin ETFs amounted to $18.3 million, bringing cumulative net inflows down to $17.69 billion since Jan. 11, 2024. Notably, despite the overall decline, nine […]

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