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Bitcoin ETFs Still Somehow Manage to Attract Suckers With $31.16M Inflows on Thursday

An illustration of a person holding an empty wallet with money pouring out from it into two large buckets labeled 'IBIT' and 'GBTC', while other smaller buckets nearby remain untouched. In the background, there is a cityscape at sunset with people walking away in different directions as if fleeing something. The sky above has dark clouds gathering. A faint image of a bitcoin symbol can be seen on one side of the illustration near the person's hand holding the wallet. At the bottom left corner, two large coins are shown falling from an unseen force into the buckets labeled 'IBIT' and 'GBTC'.

I guess some people still think that throwing money at a bunch of computer code is going to make them rich, huh? I mean, come on folks, it’s just numbers on a screen! You’re basically betting against your own sanity if you invest in this nonsense. And what do we get for our troubles? A whole lot of hot air and some fancy-schmancy financial jargon that sounds like something out of a bad sci-fi movie

Source: bitcoin.com

Based on Thursday’s data, the 11 U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced another day of net inflows following Wednesday’s increases. Statistics indicate that $31.16 million was absorbed primarily by Blackrock’s IBIT, although the amount would have been higher if not for the reduction seen by Grayscale’s GBTC. The July 25, 2024, spot bitcoin ETF trading session recorded a $31.16 million gain, following the $44.51 million in inflows seen the […]

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