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US Crypto Bro ETFs Are Literally Bleeding Money Because Apparently Nobody Told Them That Investing in Bitcoin Is a Recipe for Disaster

An illustration of an old-fashioned money pump with blood dripping from it, surrounded by falling coins and dollar signs; at its base lies a broken Bitcoin symbol amidst scattered papers labeled 'ETF' and 'Losses'. In the background is a faint image of two people running away in opposite directions. The scene takes place on a darkened city street littered with trash cans overflowing with worthless currency notes, while above looms an ominous moonlit sky filled by fluttering dollar signs that seem to be falling towards the ground like autumn leaves.

It seems like another day, another dollar lost by crypto bros who still can’t figure out that their precious Bitcoin ETFs are nothing but money pits waiting to be drained dry by Wall Street sharks! Meanwhile, the Ethereum crowd is cashing in on some decent inflows. Who would have thought? The spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) bled a whopping $148.56 million while ether ETFs saw an influx of $98.30 million – it’s like they’re trying to prove that only one cryptocurrency is worth investing in! Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) led the losses, shedding $64.48 million and $32.18 million respectively. Poor crypto bros must be crying themselves to sleep at night thinking about their lost funds

Source: bitcoin.com

Based on the latest data, spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced net outflows of $148.56 million on Tuesday. Conversely, spot ether ETFs saw a positive inflow of $98.30 million during the same period. On Aug. 6, as the crypto market began to recover from the substantial decline on Aug. 5, bitcoin ETFs experienced a notable amount of outflows while ether ETFs recorded gains. The 12 spot bitcoin ETFs saw $148.56 […]

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