“Bitcoin ETFs have become a powerful investment vehicle,” notes Binance Research, “accumulating 938,000 Bitcoin worth $63.3 billion in the first year.” This represents around 4.5% of Bitcoin’s total circulating supply. In comparison, the first gold ETF, launched in 2005, attracted $1.5 billion in a year, while Bitcoin ETFs have already garnered over $21 billion in just 10 months, demonstrating unprecedented investor interest.

BlackRock, Grayscale, and Fidelity hold leading positions in the market, controlling 84% of assets. Experts highlight that “BlackRock’s IBIT has attracted the largest share of investments, confirming the company’s leadership in this space.” Interestingly, retail investors currently dominate the market, accounting for 80% of the invested funds.

However, specialists emphasize that not all cryptocurrency ETFs show positive dynamics. Recently launched Ethereum ETFs, for instance, have lost $103 million, showing negative fund flows in eight of the last eleven weeks.