Bitcoin ETF outperforms Gold and attracts more and more institutional investors

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Bitcoin ETFs have revolutionized the digital investment market since their approval in January, recently reaching the US$70 billion mark in assets under management (AUM).

With this impressive appreciation, Bitcoin ETFs have surpassed the volume of gold ETFs, considered a benchmark in the sector for more than two decades. This growth confirms the growing appetite of institutional investors for the largest cryptocurrency in the world.

According to Nate Geraci, co-founder of ETF Institute and president of ETF Store, the value of Bitcoin ETFs has increased by more than 50% since January.

“The increase in AUM of Bitcoin ETFs to more than US$70 billion in just 10 months shows the strength of the asset as an alternative to traditional investments such as gold,” said Geraci in a recent post on the X network (formerly Twitter) .

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By comparison, gold ETFs, which have been around for nearly 20 years, have recorded about $130 billion in assets under management.

The data also shows faster growth in new contributions to Bitcoin ETFs. The BlackRock Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), for example, has recorded US$25.8 billion in new investments since January, while the same group’s Gold Trust (GLD) has raised US$20.9 billion since its launch in 2004.

“Bitcoin has attracted more and more investors, surpassing traditional assets due to its significant appreciation and high year-to-date return,” commented Matt Hougan, investment director at Bitwise.

Bitcoin’s performance reflects investor demand for an asset that offers growth and innovation, with Bitcoin up about 65% year-to-date in 2024. In comparison, gold has appreciated by 32% over the same period. Inflows into Bitcoin ETFs totaled $24 billion for the year, while gold ETFs attracted approximately $2 billion.

Last week, Bitcoin ETFs registered around US$2.2 billion in new contributions, driven by the proximity of the presidential elections in the United States. Many analysts believe that a possible victory for Donald Trump could boost the price of Bitcoin, as the Republican candidate has already shown sympathy for the crypto sector in his speech.

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