🚨 ETF Inflows Push Bitcoin to $80K—Winklevoss Says It's Just the Beginning 🚨

Bitcoin’s surge to $80K is driven by institutional investment in spot Bitcoin ETFs, not retail hype. Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss highlights how these consistent ETF inflows create a stable price floor—pointing to long-term, institutional "HODL-like" demand rather than retail speculation. Here’s why this matters:

ETF Demand Dominates: Institutional investors aren’t selling; they’re accumulating through ETFs, pushing Bitcoin’s price up without the volatility associated with retail-driven surges.

Record ETF Inflows: Following the U.S. election, spot Bitcoin ETFs received $2.3 billion in just three days. BlackRock's IBIT alone recorded a $1 billion inflow on Thursday, positioning it as a heavyweight next to BlackRock’s own iShares Gold Trust.

Macro Factors in Play: Other global factors, like China's stimulus and the Fed's latest interest rate cuts, are bolstering Bitcoin’s appeal as a hedge against fiat volatility.

Ethereum Joins the Rally: Spot Ethereum ETFs saw $218 million in net inflows, as investor interest expands beyond Bitcoin.

With institutions driving Bitcoin demand and central banks easing policies, the foundation is set for a potential six-figure price. Now may be the time to watch this market closely. 📈

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