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In a sign of growing institutional interest in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), US spot Bitcoin ETFs raked in a combined $303 million in net inflows on May 15, with analysts predicting a potential return to its all-time highs.
What Happened: Leading the pack was Fidelity‘s (BATS:FBTC) ETF, which secured a significant $131 million net inflow, according to data from SoSo value.
Bitwise (NYSE:BITB) and Grayscale (OTC:GBTC) followed closely behind with $86.26 million and $27.05 million in net inflows, respectively. The iShares Bitcoin Trust (NASDAQ:IBIT), maybe somewhat surprisingly, saw zero inflows or outflows.
This renewed enthusiasm for Bitcoin coincides with a breakout in risk assets, triggered by lower-than-expected US inflation data.
Crypto analysis firm QCP Capital, anticipates this bullish momentum to propel Bitcoin back above $74,000, its previous peak.
Further bolstering the optimistic outlook is a report from Caixin, a Chinese financial media outlet.
Caixin suggests that Hong Kong’s dominance in cryptocurrency ETFs, with most issuers headquartered there and under Beijing’s regulatory oversight, aligns with China’s national strategy.
This could pave the way for opening up the vast Chinese market to hundreds of millions of potential cryptocurrency investors in the future.
“The stars seem to be aligning on this breakout,” says QCP Capital, citing growing sovereign and institutional adoption, receding inflation, and upcoming US elections as key factors.
The firm points to sizeable purchases of December 2024 Bitcoin call options by major asset managers Millennium and Schonfeld, further solidifying the institutional interest in Bitcoin spot ETFs.
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Is This The Dawn Of A New Bull Market?
With these developments, a crucial question emerges: Are we witnessing the resurgence of a Bitcoin bull market? Analysts at QCP Asia Colour believe there’s a strong possibility.
They recommend “Bullish ERKO Seagulls” trading strategies for investors seeking to capitalize on this potential upswing.
For those interested in exploring the potential bull run, the report outlines two “Seagull” trade ideas:
A Crucial Discussion: The Future Of Digital Assets
With institutional adoption on the rise and regulatory landscapes evolving, the future of digital assets is a topic of paramount importance.
To delve deeper into these critical issues and explore the ever-changing landscape of cryptocurrencies, join the conversation at Benzinga’s Future of Digital Assets event on Nov. 19.
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