U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs account for nearly 90% of the market share of daily trading volume among ETFs providing exposure to Bitcoin prices
Just two months after the launch of the Spot Bitcoin ETF, the U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF accounted for nearly 90% of the market share of daily trading volume among ETFs that provide Bitcoin price exposure. The Bitcoin futures ETF launched in 2021 currently only accounts for 10%. According to The Block’s Data Dashboard, these numbers highlight investors’ preference for investing directly in Bitcoin through ETFs rather than products based on Bitcoin futures contracts.
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