Odaily星球日报讯 彭博 ETF 分析师 Eric Balchunas 在 X 平台发文称， 2024 年上半年推出了 296 只 ETF，九只比特币 ETF 的数量比例为 3%，但其资产占比却达到 66%，有机流量占比达到约 75%。

彭博分析师：九只比特币ETF占2024上半年推出所有ETF总资产的66%

Odaily Odaily News: Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas wrote on the X platform that 296 ETFs were launched in the first half of 2024, and the number of nine Bitcoin ETFs accounted for 3%, but their assets accounted for 66%, and their organic traffic accounted for about 75%.

Bloomberg Analyst: Nine Bitcoin ETFs Account for 66% of Total Assets of All ETFs Launched in the First Half of 2024

Odaily Odaily News: Data compiled by CoinShares shows that investors invested about $2.6 billion in Bitcoin funds in the second quarter, and about $13 billion in the first three months of this year. Matthew O'Neill, co-head of research at Financial Technology Partners, said that the issuance of ETFs has caused great excitement, but after the rise, the price has naturally adjusted. These ETFs have attracted a lot of attention from professional investors who want to invest in Bitcoin but only want to buy cryptocurrencies through institutional means. For investors who have not yet purchased ETFs, he said that they may be waiting to enter the market when the price of Bitcoin rises next time.

Investors poured about $13 billion into Bitcoin funds in the first three months of this year

Odaily Odaily News: Eric Balchunas, senior analyst at Bloomberg ETF, posted on the X platform that he found that Bitcoin ETF achieved net positive flows in a single day, week, and month. He originally thought that the situation would be earlier during the market decline, but during this period, the net flow from the beginning of the year to date has stabilized at +14.6 billion, which is a good sign that Bitcoin ETF remains strong in the "pullback" stage.

Bloomberg analyst: Bitcoin ETF still achieves net positive flow during the crypto market decline

Odaily Odaily News: Eric Balchunas, ETF analyst at Bloomberg, wrote on the X platform that although the nine "newly born" Bitcoin (spot) ETFs in the United States attracted all the attention (and capital inflows) in the first half of the year, their performance was not as good as GBTC (which fell sharply at a discount in early January and ranked first overall) and EETH, whose returns were 62% and 44%, respectively.