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Bitcoin ETFs Draw Inflows as Crypto Fund Flows Highlight Selective Institutional Demand
Cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds recorded a varied flow profile in the most recent trading session, underscoring the nuanced positioning of institutional investors within digital asset markets. Data from the session showed that U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs once again captured net inflows, reinforcing Bitcoin’s continued role as the primary institutional entry point into cryptocurrency exposure. At the same time, several alternative digital asset ETFs experienced limited inflows or net outflows, illustrating a segmented approach to allocation across the crypto asset spectrum. The persistence of positive flows ... (full story)
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