Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart's chart shows that inflows have fallen from a peak of $40 billion to $35 billion. Analysts say that based on $115 billion in assets under management, this means that even with BTC experiencing a significant 25% decline, more than 95% of invested funds are still strong - it seems that "baby boomers" are showing you what it means to hold solidly.
Moreover, by analysing the behaviour of the "baby boomers" in US equity ETFs, who have only had inflows in 2020 and 2022 and during the many significant declines so far this year, analysts say it is not "dumb money" from retail investors but wealth creation by wealth creators.
Bloomberg analyst: Bitcoin ETF inflows fall to $35 billion, but 95% of funds still hold their ground
2025-03-13 22:53:17
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