December 24th, 2025
During the campaign, the Democratic Party of Korea promised to allow trading and listing of spot ETFs in the country to entice young voters to participate in the election.
ChinaAMC’s Bitcoin ETF registered $75 million outflows on Monday, May 6, while the two other Bitcoin ETFs saw zero inflows. The Hong Kong spot Bitcoin ETFs trading volumes plummeted 90% in a week’s time.
The daily trading volume of the US spot Bitcoin ETFs has significantly declined since March.
The recent influx of $63 million offers a glimmer of hope for the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust. This positive trend coincides with a broader upswing in the cryptocurrency market.
The recent Bitcoin price rise above $65K has carried with it the altcoin market led by Solana, Toncoin, and Avalanche, among others.
It’s been two weeks since the halving and the price of Bitcoin has not seen a sizable jump. Rather, the coin has seen significant bearish fluctuations, going below $60,000.
According to experts, there is no better time than now for China to seek alternative investment opportunities.
Bitcoin ETFs in the US saw $34.4 million net outflow on May 2nd, a significant drop from the previous day’s record $563.7 million. Interestingly, BlackRock and Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETFs, ranking 2nd and 3rd in terms of total net assets, saw zero net flows on Thursday
BNP Paribas, the second-largest European bank, holds a modest amount of spot Bitcoin ETFs. According to a 13F filing submitted by the company, the bank acquired 1,030 units of BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), representing an investment of approximately $41,684.
The total April net outflows of $343.5 million has successfully broken the three months of consecutive inflow streak for the spot Bitcoin ETFs.
In addition to the decreased demand for Bitcoin ETFs, analysts also pointed to a slowdown in Bitcoin demand among institutional investors as a contributing factor to the market downturn.
Despite these recent outflows, the accumulated total net inflows for the US-listed spot BTC ETF products stand at nearly $60 billion.
Hong Kong previously listed three futures-based crypto ETFs in late 2022.
The partnership is centered on making HGI’s crypto spot ETF available by leveraging MetaComp’s Client Asset Management Platform (CAMP).
Chhugani and Sapra emphasize the time needed for Bitcoin to be widely accepted as a legitimate investment option for diversifying portfolios.