Bitcoin ETFs have been on quite a run lately. Just look at the numbers: over the past two years, Bitcoin ETF products pulled in $57 billion in net inflows. Gold ETFs? They managed $8 billion in the same timeframe. That's roughly a 600% gap between them.



This kind of comparison tells you something about where institutional and retail capital is flowing these days. Bitcoin ETFs have basically become the go-to vehicle for gaining crypto exposure without the hassle of self-custody or navigating spot markets directly. Whether it's traditional finance players testing the waters or seasoned crypto folks looking for a regulated wrapper, the numbers don't lie.
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SandwichTradervip
· 18h ago
5.7 billion vs 800 million, this gap is truly outrageous. Are institutions really quietly getting on board?
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zkProofInThePuddingvip
· 18h ago
Oh my god, 57B vs 8B, the gap is just too outrageous...
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FloorPriceNightmarevip
· 18h ago
5.7 billion vs 800 million, the gap is huge haha, it seems everyone has really stopped playing gold.
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AllInAlicevip
· 18h ago
5.7 billion vs 800 million, the gap is truly remarkable. Institutions are quietly betting on Bitcoin.
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