The trading volume of the physical Bitcoin (BTC) ETF is expanding its share in the Bitcoin spot market.
Spot ETFs are popular financial products among institutional and individual investors because they provide exposure without the need to directly hold physical Bitcoin. Additionally, there are benefits such as being able to trade under clear regulations and receiving favorable tax treatment.
What is exposure?
The amount, balance, and ratio of financial assets held by investors and institutions that are directly exposed to price fluctuation risk, counterparty risk, and other risks.
According to data from "The Block" (7-day average), the share expanded to 29.96% at one point on May 29. As of June 12, when the latest data was obtained, it is 24.27%.
The following image is a chart provided by The Block. It shows the trend of the share of trading volume for the physical Bitcoin ETF in the spot market over the entire period. It can be seen that the share had been decreasing after the start of trading, but reached an all-time high on May 29.
Source: The Block
fund flow of investment products
On the 16th, James Butterfill, who heads the research department at cryptocurrency investment firm CoinShares, reported that digital asset investment products saw a net inflow of $1.9 billion (approximately 275 billion yen) last week.
The image below shows the weekly capital flow trends, indicating that there have been net inflows for nine consecutive weeks. Mr. Butterfield pointed out that geopolitical risks are rising due to the conflict between Israel and Iran, but demand for digital assets, along with gold, remains high.
Source: CoinShares
It was also explained that digital assets maintain resilience. When geopolitical risks increase, digital assets are temporarily sold, but it is often pointed out that they tend to rebound after the selling has subsided.
The table below shows the fund flow of investment products by asset. Among the investment products for most assets, the one with the largest amount of net inflow was the Bitcoin investment product.
Source: CoinShares
Until the previous week, Ethereum's strength was prominent, but last week, Bitcoin investment products topped the list. On the other hand, when looking solely at Ethereum investment products, the strength of fund flows continues.
In addition, investment products that short (sell orders) Bitcoin also saw a net inflow of funds. Last week, there was a net inflow of 3.7 million dollars (approximately 540 million yen).
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The volume of physical Bitcoin ETFs accounts for about 25% of total BTC trading, showing a trend of increasing share.
The trading volume of the physical Bitcoin (BTC) ETF is expanding its share in the Bitcoin spot market.
Spot ETFs are popular financial products among institutional and individual investors because they provide exposure without the need to directly hold physical Bitcoin. Additionally, there are benefits such as being able to trade under clear regulations and receiving favorable tax treatment.
What is exposure?
The amount, balance, and ratio of financial assets held by investors and institutions that are directly exposed to price fluctuation risk, counterparty risk, and other risks.
According to data from "The Block" (7-day average), the share expanded to 29.96% at one point on May 29. As of June 12, when the latest data was obtained, it is 24.27%.
The following image is a chart provided by The Block. It shows the trend of the share of trading volume for the physical Bitcoin ETF in the spot market over the entire period. It can be seen that the share had been decreasing after the start of trading, but reached an all-time high on May 29.
fund flow of investment products
On the 16th, James Butterfill, who heads the research department at cryptocurrency investment firm CoinShares, reported that digital asset investment products saw a net inflow of $1.9 billion (approximately 275 billion yen) last week.
The image below shows the weekly capital flow trends, indicating that there have been net inflows for nine consecutive weeks. Mr. Butterfield pointed out that geopolitical risks are rising due to the conflict between Israel and Iran, but demand for digital assets, along with gold, remains high.
It was also explained that digital assets maintain resilience. When geopolitical risks increase, digital assets are temporarily sold, but it is often pointed out that they tend to rebound after the selling has subsided.
The table below shows the fund flow of investment products by asset. Among the investment products for most assets, the one with the largest amount of net inflow was the Bitcoin investment product.
Until the previous week, Ethereum's strength was prominent, but last week, Bitcoin investment products topped the list. On the other hand, when looking solely at Ethereum investment products, the strength of fund flows continues.
In addition, investment products that short (sell orders) Bitcoin also saw a net inflow of funds. Last week, there was a net inflow of 3.7 million dollars (approximately 540 million yen).
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