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I just noticed that Bitcoin ETFs bought back over $500 million worth of Bitcoin yesterday. That’s quite remarkable and shows that institutional investors still have interest. Such large purchases are usually a good sign for the market.
What interests me: More and more people are asking me where the easiest way to buy ETFs is. Regulation has improved, and ETFs actually offer a clean way for regular investors to get Bitcoin exposure. No complicated wallets, no foreign exchange accounts — just through the usual channels.
The question now is: Does this large purchase signal a new upward trend? I think it at least indicates that the professionals are becoming active again. Whether the momentum will hold, we’ll see.