Bloomberg analysts: Bitcoin ETF inflows drop to $35 billion, but 95% of the funds still hold ground
According to online reports, a chart released by Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart showed that inflows have dropped from a peak of $40 billion to $35 billion. Analysts said that based on $115 billion in assets under management, this means that even though BTC has experienced a sharp decline of 25%, more than 95% of invested funds are still strong-it seems that the "baby boomers" are showing everyone what a solid holding means. In addition, by analyzing the behavior of the "baby boomers" in U.S. stock ETFs, they only had capital inflows in 2020 and 2022 and during the multiple major declines so far this year. Analysts said: This is not the "stupid money" of individual investors, but the wealth creators are creating wealth.
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