Bloomberg Intelligence mostró que los ETF Bitcoin de EE. UU. superaron los $100 mil millones por primera vez, registrando activos totales de $104 mil millones frente a los $121,65 mil millones de los ETF de oro. Los ETF de BTC de EE. UU. tuvieron una entrada neta de 773 millones de dólares cuando Bitcoin superó los 99 mil dólares el 22 de noviembre.
Los datos de Farside revelaron que más de 4 mil millones de dólares habían ingresado a los ETF de BTC de EE. UU. desde las elecciones. Hace ocho días, los datos de SosoValue mostraban que los ETF de BTC de EE. UU. tenían 84.000 millones de dólares en activos totales, lo que equivale al 66% del total de AUM de los ETF de oro.
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Nate Geraci, the CEO of ETF Store, noted that what took BlackRock’s Gold ETF nearly 20 years to achieve had taken its Bitcoin ETF only 10 months. BlackRock’s data showed that IBIT’s AUM surpassed its gold counterpart, IAU (iShares Gold ETF,) slightly over a week ago.
Matt Hougan, the chief investment officer at Bitwise, also revealed that BlackRock’s IBIT had recorded net inflows of $25.8 billion since its inception in January 2024. He, however, continued to say that BlackRock’s Gold ETF had witnessed net inflows of $20.9 billion since its launch in 2020.
Bloomberg’s analyst Eric Balchunas predicted that BTC ETFs could eventually triple Gold ETFs in terms of total assets. BlackRock’s data showed that IBIT now managed $34.3 billion, surpassing IAU’s $33 billion.
Adam Back, the CEO of Blockstream, also suggested that BTC may surpass gold market capitalization. According to Bitget, the recent milestone achieved by Bitcoin ETFs reflected a newfound enthusiasm among crypto investors.
As per SosoValue, recent data suggested that these funds had now crossed the $100 billion threshold in total assets under management. Bitget noted that despite the impressive performance of BTC ETFs, they were still 28% shy of matching Gold ETFs.
Nonetheless, the Bitget team observed that this indicated tough competition between crypto and traditional commodities. Adam Back’s analysis also positioned BTC as a key player in global asset allocation strategies.
Farside’s data showed that Bitcoin ETFs registered multiple records in the past two weeks. IBIT’s single day of $1 billion in inflows on November 7th pushed the total inflows for Bitcoin ETFs to a new collective record of $1.3 billion.
IBIT closed November 7th with the most trading activity since its launch, with $1.4 billion in trading volume, as per SosoValue’s data. The data also showed that IBIT reached $1 billion in trading volume in the first 35 minutes of trading on November 11th after Bitcoin hit subsequent ATHs.
U.S. BTC ETFs collectively registered another record for the newly launched funds, with a $6 billion volume. Analyst Balchunas highlighted that IBIT’s volume was higher than that of consolidated stocks such as Visa, Berkshire, and Netflix on that day. Bloomberg also noted that Bitcoin’s over 129% surge in 2024 outperformed gold, stocks, and other assets.
Caroline Bowler, the CEO of BTC Markets Pty, said the Bitcoin price rally was ‘being fed’ by the frequent pro-crypto news linked to Trump’s incoming administration.
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