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Can Bitcoin ETF inflows shift the asset into its next bull cycle?
Yes - sustained ETF inflows are already reshaping Bitcoin’s market structure and could act as the catalyst for its next bull cycle. Bitcoin ETFs have doubled their assets under management in the past year to $150 billion, compared with $180 billion for gold ETFs. Inflows remained strong, with $179 million added in a single day on 28 August, led by Ark 21Shares and BlackRock’s IBIT fund. This momentum reflects accelerating institutional adoption, which has reduced Bitcoin’s volatility by 75% from 2023 levels. The immediate question for traders is whether these flows can lift Bitcoin through resistance or if the ... (full story)
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