Bitcoin lidera produtos de investimento ligados a criptomoedas em semana com influxo de US$ 3,17 bilhões
O rei das criptomoedas está mostrando quem manda no mercado.
BTC puxa tsunami de capital
Bitcoin não está apenas se recuperando - está arrastando todo o ecossistema de investimentos cripto junto. Os US$ 3,17 bilhões que entraram em produtos ligados a criptomoedas na última semana provam que os grandes players finalmente entenderam a mensagem.Os tradicionais estão ficando para trás
Enquanto fundos hedge e family offices correm para se posicionar, os bancos tradicionais continuam presos em reuniões intermináveis discutindo compliance. A ironia? Eles estão perdendo a maior realocação de capital da década enquanto debatem spreads de 0,5%.O futuro já chegou - e tem blockchain
Esse influxo massivo não é um acidente. É o mercado votando com a carteira em um sistema financeiro que funciona 24/7, sem intermediários inflacionários sugando valor. A matemática é simples: enquanto os bancos centrais imprimem, Bitcoin escurece - e os investidores inteligentes estão percebendo.CoinShares breaks down flows by provider and asset
CoinShares research data, as of the close of October 10, showed that BlackRock’s iShares led the providers category with weekly flows of $3.36 billion, MTD inflows of $5.34 billion, YTD inflows of $38.97 billion, and over $110 billion in AUM. It was followed by the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) with weekly inflows of $89 million, MTD inflows of $427 million, YTD inflows of $992 million, and $24.192 billion in AUM.
21Shares had the next highest inflows, with weekly inflows of $92 million, MTD inflows of $14 million, YTD inflows of $393 million, and about $5.8 billion in AUM. Bitwise followed it with weekly inflows of $40 million, MTD inflows of $181 million, YTD inflows of $354 million, and $5.47 billion in AUM.
However, Grayscale and ARK 21 recorded similar performances with weekly outflows of $110 million and $12 million, respectively. Their YTD outflows stood at over $1.75 billion and $125 million, respectively, but both managed positive MTD flows of $13 million and $75 million, respectively.
CoinShares XBT Provider was the only provider with complete negative flows, recording weekly outflows of $27 million, MTD outflows of $37 million, and YTD outflows of $735 million. However, ProShares only recorded weekly outflows of $22 million but had cumulative MTD inflows of $85 million and YTD inflows of $1.49 billion.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded positive flows last week
Bitcoin ETFs recorded weekly inflows of $2.67 billion and MTD inflows of $5.13 billion, bringing their YTD inflows to an ATH of $30.21 billion and boosting their AUM to $188.69 billion. However, this year’s YTD inflows are well below the $41.7 billion recorded over the same period in 2024. Friday’s daily inflows were only $0.39 million, although volumes on price correction for the day were at $10.4 billion, the highest on record.
Ethereum ETFs also saw weekly inflows of $338.3 million and MTD of $1.07 billion, bringing their YTD inflows to $13.99 billion. Their AUM remained above $36 billion despite Friday’s outflow of $172 million, the largest of any digital asset.
However, inflows of Solana (SOL) ETFs and XRP ETFs slowed to $93.3 million and $61.6 million, respectively, despite the hype surrounding the launch of SOL and XRP U.S. ETFs. XRP ETFs also performed poorly with MTD outflows of $51.6 million, as SUI, LTC, Cardano, and Chainlink ETFs recorded positive flows throughout.
The U.S. towered above other countries in the “Flows by Exchange Country” category, recording weekly inflows of $3.01 billion, MTD inflows of $6.17 billion, YTD inflows of $45.28 billion, and $169.83 billion in AUM.
Switzerland had the next-best weekly inflow performance, with digital asset investment products generating $132 million, more than double Germany’s $53.5 million. However, Germany had comparatively better MTD and YTD inflows at $117.4 million and $1.85 billion, respectively.
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