Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon — after gold and silver retreat from their highs, funds seem to be quietly shifting. Where is this money flowing? Straight into the crypto market.
The data is right here: the cumulative trading volume of US stock spot ETFs has already surpassed the $2 trillion mark. One leading ETF product accounts for nearly 70% of the liquidity, which shows how aggressive the movement has been.
Looking at the overall situation this year, Bitcoin has absorbed approximately $1.2 trillion in fiat inflows over the past year. The data for just January alone is already quite impressive. This is not small-scale activity; it’s a real choice by institutions and serious capital.
From traditional safe-haven assets to crypto assets, what does this "handover effect" reflect? The market is redefining the relationship between risk and return.
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TestnetNomad
· 01-08 01:18
Wow, while gold and silver are being used to fleece retail investors, are institutions secretly accumulating Bitcoin? This shift is too intense.
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AirdropNinja
· 01-07 14:16
Wow, the institutions' move this time is really aggressive. They went straight from gold to the crypto space. I believe in the ripple effect this will create.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 01-06 13:15
Wow, this data is really amazing. The traditional asset approach is becoming outdated quickly.
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Degentleman
· 01-05 07:59
Really, the gold approach is outdated now; everyone is looking at cryptocurrencies these days.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 01-05 07:58
Wow, that 70% liquidity concentration is really intense, with one entity taking the majority.
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GameFiCritic
· 01-05 07:50
Wow, a liquidity concentration of 70%? One ETF is taking such a big bite, and sustainability is worrying. The "quality leverage" is truly unbalanced.
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MerkleTreeHugger
· 01-05 07:46
Gold can't keep up with BTC, that's the answer... institutions have also understood it clearly
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VitalikFanAccount
· 01-05 07:38
Wow, 1.2 trillion flowing into Bitcoin? Is this data real? Feels exaggerated.
Good morning ☕
Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon — after gold and silver retreat from their highs, funds seem to be quietly shifting. Where is this money flowing? Straight into the crypto market.
The data is right here: the cumulative trading volume of US stock spot ETFs has already surpassed the $2 trillion mark. One leading ETF product accounts for nearly 70% of the liquidity, which shows how aggressive the movement has been.
Looking at the overall situation this year, Bitcoin has absorbed approximately $1.2 trillion in fiat inflows over the past year. The data for just January alone is already quite impressive. This is not small-scale activity; it’s a real choice by institutions and serious capital.
From traditional safe-haven assets to crypto assets, what does this "handover effect" reflect? The market is redefining the relationship between risk and return.