Bitwise Bitcoin ETF attracted a $16.15 million inflow in one day, boosting its net assets to $2.38 billion and increasing its Bitcoin holdings to 36,868 BTC. This inflow reflects renewed investor confidence amid a broader Wall Street market recovery. Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley expressed optimism but also highlighted regulatory risks, noting U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lack traditional securities protections. The inflow coincides with a trend of investors favoring large, regulated crypto funds, with BlackRock and Fidelity also seeing significant ETF inflows.
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