At the close on 12 Mar, Bitcoin ETFs held $61.89bn in total AUM compared to Gold ETFs at $95.87bn. US Bitcoin ETFs AUM now stands at 65%(up 11% WoW) of US Gold ETFs. 🍊🏆 BTC ETF has been growing rapidly, with a record inflow of +$1bn yesterday. 🎉📈 #Bitcoin #Gold #ETFs https://t.co/B3QFFTkJNP https://t.co/zVjd3LbqbV
The total net asset value of #Bitcoin spot ETFs reached $58.36 billion. 👀
At $57.9 billion, the total assets in the 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs have now surpassed the AUM in the largest Gold ETF ($57.1 billion in $GLD). Since their start of trading on Jan 11, the Bitcoin ETF assets have more than doubled. https://t.co/GKaAozHcM6
Bitcoin ETFs have shown exceptional growth since their launch, with total assets now exceeding $55 billion and trading volumes hitting $110 billion in just 8 weeks. The 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs approved by the SEC in January now collectively hold approximately $54.4 billion in assets, closely approaching the world's largest Gold ETF, which has $57.1 billion in AUM. Bloomberg's Eric Balchunas noted that Bitcoin ETFs are expanding at a rapid pace, likely to surpass gold ETFs in size within a few months. Indeed, as of March 12, the total assets in these Bitcoin ETFs have surpassed the largest Gold ETF, with a total net asset value of $58.36 billion, and by March 13, reaching $61.89 billion in total AUM, representing 65% of US Gold ETFs' AUM of $95.87 billion. This growth includes a record inflow of more than $1 billion in a single day.