Spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract funds, and Bitcoin is expected to re-enter the top ten global assets.

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ME News Report, May 16 (UTC+8), in April this year, spot Bitcoin ETF recorded a net inflow of approximately $2.14B, driving continuous institutional capital into the digital asset market. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust has nearly $64 billion in net assets, with Strategy holdings reaching 815,061 BTC, valued at about $64 billion. As of May 13, Bitcoin's total market capitalization was approximately $1.611 trillion, up about 13% from April, showing signs of recovery after an 18% decline in the first quarter. Analysts believe that ETF capital inflows and corporate treasury allocations are reshaping Bitcoin's asset pricing logic, pushing it back toward the top ten assets by market value globally. If institutional capital continues at the current pace, Bitcoin is expected to re-enter the top ten global assets ranking by Q2 2026 (currently ranked 13th). (Source: BlockBeats)
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SlippageSigh
· 8h ago
Previously criticized Bitcoin for lacking cash flow, now ETFs are directly transforming into asset allocation.
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NeonIceMelt
· 8h ago
A 13% increase is considered moderate in ETF narratives; subsequent fluctuations will be even larger.
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MildRugAllergy
· 8h ago
2.1 billion dollars a month, this transaction speed is simply not enough for Bitcoin
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