Bitcoin ETFs Pull $2.5B as Gold Funds See Outflows, ‘Roles Reversed’
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Bitcoin ETFs pulled in about $2.58B in inflows this month, nearing year-to-date recovery and signaling renewed institutional demand for crypto/BTC. Major gold ETFs saw capital outflows as investors rotate into Bitcoin; Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas says roles are "reversed" and BTC shows stronger conviction despite a ~40% drawdown, implying shifting safe‑haven allocation and adoption tailwinds (ETF flows, institutional adoption, DeFi/crypto market impact).
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- Bitcoin ETFs attract $2.5B in inflows, reversing earlier 2026 outflows and nearing full year-to-date recovery.
- Gold ETFs see capital exit as Bitcoin gains traction, reflecting a shift in investor preference.
- Analyst says Bitcoin and gold aren’t inversely linked, but BTC shows stronger conviction despite a 40% drop.
Bitcoin is regaining momentum in institutional markets as ETF flows flip the narrative around safe-haven assets, according to Eric Balchunas.
The Bloomberg senior ETF analyst says “the roles have been reversed,” pointing to a growing divergence between Bitcoin and gold flows. While major gold ETFs are seeing capital exit, Bitcoin ETFs are attracting fresh inflows, marking a notable shift in investor behavior.
Bitcoin ETFs Rebound Strongly With $2.58 Billion
Recent data shows Bitcoin ETFs have pulled in about $2.5 billion in inflows this month…
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