Bitcoin ETFs Add $241M as 3-Week Streak Holds Despite 90% Slowdown
U.S. bitcoin ETFs attracted $241.08 million in the week through Oct. 2, extending their winning streak to three weeks even as inflows slowed sharply from the previous period. Blackrock Adds $450M as Bitcoin ETF Demand Sp...
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Bitcoin ETFs Bring in $241M To Kick Start ‘Uptober’
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