Valkyrie Co-Founder: Anticipates Inflows of Up to $5 Billion in the Initial Weeks of Trading for Spot Bitcoin ETF
Steven McClurg, Co-Founder and Chief Information Officer of Valkyrie Investments, stated in an interview that if the spot Bitcoin ETF begins trading on Thursday, an estimated $200 million to $400 million of investor funds is expected to flow into Valkyrie's ETF product. All participants might witness an inflow of funds ranging from $4 billion to $5 billion in the first few weeks.
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