Bitcoin-spot ETFs in the U.S. have outperformed gold ETFs in terms of assets under management (AUM), marking a historic shift as investors embrace bitcoin as a new store of value.
Bitcoin-spot ETFs in the U. S. have outperformed gold ETFs in terms of assets under management (AUM) and sparked a major shift in investor preference. The move reflects the growing popularity of
#bitcoin as a modern alternative to traditional assets such as gold. Despite the 20-year dominance of gold ETFs, bitcoin ETFs have outpaced them by just one year since launching in January 2024.
The approval of bitcoin ETFs in the US means that investors do not have to own bitcoins directly, but can use them in a regulated manner to access the coin, bridging the gap between
#cryptocurrencies and traditional finance. This accessibility has created significant demand from institutional and retail investors, resulting in bitcoin ETFs outperforming gold ETFs in terms of assets. Well-known financial players such as BlackRock,
#Fidelity and Arc Invest have entered the bitcoin
#ETF market, increasing confidence and competition.
gold ETFs have long been considered a safe haven from inflation and economic uncertainty. However, bitcoin, also known as digital gold, has emerged as a modern decentralized alternative with similar properties as a store of value. Bitcoin's limited supply of 21 million bitcoins makes it an attractive hedge against inflation, especially for young investors seeking innovation and high returns.
The incredible price performance of bitcoin in 2024 adds to its appeal. Analysts believe this change represents a generational shift. Young investors are evaluating bitcoin's technical and economic potential. At the same time, traditional investors seeking diversification are increasingly including bitcoin ETFs in their portfolios.
The rapid growth of bitcoin ETFs shows that cryptocurrencies are gaining acceptance in the financial system. After years of regulatory hurdles, the approval of a place for bitcoin ETFs in the U. S.
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