Bitcoin ETFs See $273M Inflows, but That’s Still ‘Peanuts’ After the Exodus
Bitcoin ETFs attracted $273M in new inflows over two weeks, but that’s tiny compared to the $1.2B single-week exodus in April. What’s next for the market?
Bitcoin ETFs attracted $273M in new inflows over two weeks, but that’s tiny compared to the $1.2B single-week exodus in April. What’s next for the market?
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