Bitcoin ETFs Suck in $471M – Crypto's Thirst Returns with a Vengeance
Picture this: Bitcoin flirts with $70,000, and Wall Street's ETF machines gulp down $471 million in a single day. It's the biggest inflow since late February – a thirst-quenching sign that crypto's dry spell might be over.
Fintech DoseApr 07, 20263 min read
⚡ Key Takeaways
Bitcoin ETFs saw $471M inflows, largest since Feb, led by BlackRock's IBIT at $182M.𝕏
Ether ETFs bounced with $120M; total BTC AUM tops $90B amid extreme fear.𝕏
Historical parallel to 2004 gold ETFs predicts BTC bull run to $150K by 2026.𝕏
The 60-Second TL;DR
Bitcoin ETFs saw $471M inflows, largest since Feb, led by BlackRock's IBIT at $182M.
Ether ETFs bounced with $120M; total BTC AUM tops $90B amid extreme fear.
Historical parallel to 2004 gold ETFs predicts BTC bull run to $150K by 2026.