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ETF YTD net flows ranking... iShares Bitcoin spot ETF $IBIT has passed Invesco Nasdaq 100 $QQQ into YTD net flows.
And could pass Vanguard's Total Stock Market ETF very soon too. Compare the net sizes of these ETF's vs. net inflows. Demand for Bitcoin via ETF has been relentless. Unprecedented really. Source: SpencerHakimian, Bloomberg
Bitcoin $BTC reaction following the news that Biden is leaving the race was heavily scrutinized by market participants for 2 reasons
1/ It is the only risk assets traded 24/7 and thus reacting to news over the week-end; 2/ Bitcoin is now seen as a "pro-Trump" asset (i.e of it goes down that means that markets see a lower chance for Trump to be re-elected). While the initial reaction to the news was BTC going down almost $1,000 in a matter of minutes, BTC bounced back later on to trade at the highest level of the week-end (around $68k). So if Bitcoin is any guide, the Trump election trade does not seem to have been damaged... Source chart: coingecko
There is a website tracking the German Bitcoin losses in real time:
https://lnkd.in/eU_icc8x Source: Carl B Menger on X
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