Bitcoin ETFs flip gold funds in AUM: K33 Research
On Dec. 16, US spot and derivative Bitcoin ETFs collectively broke $129 billion in net assets, surpassing gold ETFs for the first time.
Net assets in United States Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) surpassed those in gold funds for the first time on Dec. 16 as institutional asset managers clamor for the cryptocurrency, according to data from K33 Research.
On Dec. 16, US BTC ETFs collectively broke $129 billion in assets under management (AUM), surpassing US gold ETFs, which held an amount just shy of that figure, according to a Dec. 17 post on the X platform by Vetle Lund, K33 Research’s head of research.
K33 Research is a digital asset researcher based in Norway.
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