December 24th, 2025
According to the announcement, State Street Bank and Trust will manage the day-to-day operations and administration of the new ETFs.
Despite the mixed performance of spot bitcoin ETFs, the overall outlook remains positive. As of June 26, 2024, the combined net inflows for these 11 funds since their January launch stands at $14.42 billion.
Bitcoin’s recent price drop to 3.34% triggers major outflows from leading Bitcoin ETFs, with Grayscale’s GBTC fund losing $90 million.
Bitcoin (BTC) price has signaled further market correction as investors show midterm disinterest in the crypto space.
Andrew Campion, GM of Investment Products and Strategy at ASX, said trading Bitcoin via an ETF on ASX allows Australians to use traditional brokerage accounts, simplifying the investment process for Australians.
With the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates unchanged to 5.25%, the massive outflows recorded by the US spot Bitcoin ETFs bring the total assets under management (AUM) to under $15 billion.
The recent notable cash outflows from US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs have increased overall crypto fear leading to ongoing altcoin selloff.
The bearish sentiment wasn’t limited to the US. Even on the global scale, digital asset investment products saw their largest outflow of over $600 million in almost three months.
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Favorable regulatory changes, such as the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, have contributed a lot to fueling this trend.
The first quarter of 2024 proved to be a strong period for crypto fundraising, with a total of $2.4 billion secured across 518 deals, marking a 40.3% increase from the previous quarter.
To attract more participants, brokerage firms have set a low entry fee of as little as $100.
Gautam Chhugani and Mahika Sapra from Bernstein also believe that the digital currency could reach a circle-high of $200,000 by 2025.
While Bitcoin (BTC) has been regarded as exponential gold, its recent growth has significantly slowed down, thus increasing the divergence between adoption and underlying value.
Fidelity’s FBTC, the once-hot ETF, bore the brunt of the selling pressure, seeing its second-largest net outflow day ever with $106 million leaving the fund.