Over 200K BTC now stored in Bitcoin ETFs and other institutional products

Over 200K BTC now stored in Bitcoin ETFs and other institutional products

Bitcoin ETPs now have more BTC under control on behalf of clients than ever before. Bitcoin (BTC) investment vehicles are seeing “gargantuan” inflows this month, which is a fresh sign that traders’ appetite for BTC exposure is mounting.Data from monitoring firm Arcane Research published this week shows that Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs) now have record high BTC under management."Happier days" for Bitcoin ETPs as buyers pile inDespite BTC price action failing to draw in buyers at over 50% below all-time highs, not everyone is feeling risk-off.According to Arcane’s data, Bitcoin....


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