Wu Shuo learned that Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said the past 22 years of gold ETF development may offer a reference for Bitcoin ETFs. The GLD assets under management fell from about $76 billion to $22 billion, then rose to $84 billion, before dropping back to $48 billion; it has now increased to about $190 billion. He believes Bitcoin ETFs may also see rapid rallies, sharp pullbacks, and long-term repairs, but each cycle is expected to lift the peak in assets under management, with the overall pattern of “two steps forward and one step back.”

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MEVFollower
· 6h ago
Gold ETFs were also very volatile at the beginning, but in the long run the trend has been upward, and Bitcoin ETFs should be similar—just with potentially even higher volatility.
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BitcoinBackpacker
· 6h ago
This analogy is very insightful; history is always surprisingly similar.
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