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You Won’t Believe Who’s Losing BILLIONS as Bitcoin ETFs Absorb a Mind-Numbing $20 Billion – The Shocking Mid-Game Movers Exposed!

A  illustration depicting a giant Bitcoin and Ethereum globe with massive cash inflows pouring into it from various financial institutions' skyscrapers, while others stand idle or show losses. The scene is set against a chaotic cityscape at dusk.

Another day, another dollar (or rather, another million) flushed down the drain into Bitcoin ETFs… Literally! On Wednesday alone, a whopping $20 billion was funneled into these supposed ‘safe-haven’ investments. Meanwhile, I’m over here thinking about Jemima Kelly’s words – ‘the whole crypto market is just one big Ponzi scheme.’ (Not me saying that, btw). Blackrock’s IBIT led the charge with an eye-watering $393 million and Fidelity’s FBTC brought up the rear with a measly $14.81 million. I mean, what even is this? Are we competing in some sort of bizarre game where whoever loses the most money gets to be on the cover of Forbes?.

Source: bitcoin.com

On Wednesday, U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced another high-activity trading session, pulling in $458.54 million in gains. Meanwhile, ether ETFs also saw inflows, with $24.22 million moving into the nine funds. Data from sosovalue.xyz showed that $458.54 million was added to the 12 bitcoin ETFs in total. Blackrock’s IBIT led the pack, amassing $393.4 million during the day. Fidelity’s FBTC followed with $14.81 million, Bitwise’s BITB took in […]

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