Bloomberg analyst: Bitcoin ETFs don’t have the cash-flow support that stocks do; IBIT’s market cap of over $100 billion quickly shrank
Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas warned on X that Bitcoin ETFs may be following the historical path of Gold ETFs. Bitcoin and gold are both value-storage vehicles that do not generate cash flow, unlike stocks with earnings support and bonds with interest payments. Fidelity’s IBIT currently has assets under management (AUM) of about $60 billion, down sharply from the $100 billion peak it briefly touched last year. Balchunas’s Historical Comparison of GLD and IBIT (Source: Bloomberg) Ac
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