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Gold ETF inflows hit a 2-year record high

Total known holdings in gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have surged to their highest level since 2023, breaking a four-year streak of consistent outflows. This renewed investor appetite for gold comes as the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index (BGCI) stagnates near levels last seen in early 2021.  Notably, this divergence is raising concerns about crypto’s ability to reclaim its leadership in the risk-asset space, according to Bloomberg Intelligence senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone. In a June 30 post on X, McGlone shared data showing that as of June 27, 2025, gold ETF holdings had surpassed 104.7 metric tonnes, while the BGCI hovered at 859.95. This metric signals waning investor enthusiasm for major cryptocurrencies. The data indicated a steady rise in gold ETF inflows, contrasting with fading momentum in digital assets. Rising Gold ETF Inflows vs. Languishing Cryptocurrencies – What stops it? Gold ETF holdings have jumped to the highest since...
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Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit Four-Month High As BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Says BTC Is An Asset Class Like Gold

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US spot Bitcoin ETF (exchange-traded fund) inflows reached a 4-month high as BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said BTC “is an asset class in itself” similar to gold. Total inflows for the Bitcoin ETFs reached $555.86 million on Oct. 14, according to data from SoSoValue . The last time the ETFs recorded higher inflows was on June 4, when $886.7 million entered the funds’ reserves. Larry Fink Likens Bitcoin To Gold In Latest Earnings Call In BlackRock’s Q3 2024 earnings call , Fink said that “Bitcoin is an asset class in itself,” adding that the leading crypto is an “alternative to other commodities like gold.” Fink’s comments come as the asset manager’s Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, leads in terms of cumulative inflows since the US funds launched at the start of the year. Following the $79.51 million inflows on Oct. 14, IBIT’s total assets under management (AUM) stand at $21.78 billion. Investor Sentiment Improves As Polymarket Betto...
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Crypto fund inflows hit 2-year high; Bitcoin whales explore new crypto AI altcoin

Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. The frenzy surrounding the anticipated bull market peaked in late November as crypto fund inflows hit two-year highs. $346 million were recorded in net inflows, the largest since the last bull market in 2021. Amidst this, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) reached price levels last seen in 2022. Optimism around the approval of crypto spot ETF products can be linked to the current market upswing and surge in crypto investment funds. Meanwhile, Bitcoin whales have been eyeing a new crypto AI altcoin, InQubeta (QUBE). This post will cover the rising crypto fund inflows and the factors fueling their rise. Further, it will explore the growing interest in InQubeta.  InQubeta draws Bitcoin whales The recent interest from Bitcoin whales has helped to drive participation in the InQubeta presale, with over $6.7 million raised to date. St...
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