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ByteTree data: The number of bitcoins held by funds has fallen to its lowest point since October 2021

2023-03-16 17:51:53
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ChainCatcher news, data tracked by ByteTree Asset Management shows that this month, the number of tokens held by closed-end funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on spot and futures in Europe, the United States, and Canada decreased by 16,560 BTC (approximately $409 million), now totaling 826,113 BTC, reaching a 17-month low. The decline in fund balances indicates a lack of institutional participation in the recent rise of Bitcoin prices. The decrease in fund holdings suggests a lack of institutional involvement in Bitcoin's recent surge, but it does not necessarily mean that the price rebound is weak and unsustainable; there are other sources of demand pushing prices higher. (CoinDesk)

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