- Bitcoin and Ether ETFs finally stopped bleeding money, like a bandage on a bullet wound. 🩹
- Ether funds bounced back harder than a rubber check, while Bitcoin’s rebound was more of a group effort. 🤝
- Analysts say this could mean the bottom’s in-or maybe they’re just throwing darts at a wall. 🎯
Well, butter my biscuit and call me surprised-institutional money’s creeping back into crypto ETFs like a guilty spouse sneaking home after a bender. After four weeks of selling like it’s going out of style, Bitcoin and Ethereum products finally saw some fresh inflows. November was brutal, folks. Brutal like a Steinbeck novel, with spot Bitcoin ETFs losing over $4 billion faster than a farmer loses hope in The Grapes of Wrath. Two weeks alone saw outflows of more than $1.2 billion each-enough to make even Tom Joad weep. 😢
Bitcoin ETFs: From Dust Bowl to Decent Day
This week, though, the winds shifted. About $70 million trickled back into spot Bitcoin ETFs, like a drought-stricken field getting a sprinkle of rain. Friday was the real hero, with $71 million in net inflows, pushing lifetime totals close to $57.7 billion. Assets are back up to $119.4 billion, which is 6.5% of Bitcoin’s market cap-not bad for a week that started with everyone eyeing the exits. 🏃♂️💨
Here’s the kicker: BlackRock’s IBIT, usually the star of the show, actually lost $113 million. But hey, the little guys stepped up! ARK 21Shares’ ARKB and Fidelity’s FBTC picked up the slack, proving that even in crypto, underdogs have their day. 🐕
Ether ETFs: The Comeback Kid
Bitcoin’s rebound was modest, but Ether ETFs? They came back swinging like a prizefighter. U.S. Ether funds pulled in $312 million over the week, snapping a three-week losing streak that had wiped out nearly $1.74 billion. Friday added another $76.6 million, pushing lifetime inflows to $12.94 billion. Total assets? Sitting pretty at $19.15 billion, or 5.2% of Ethereum’s market cap. Not too shabby for a coin that’s been called “Bitcoin’s little brother.” 👶
Analysts: Reading Tea Leaves or Just Guesswork?
So, what’s the deal? Analysts are chirping about a possible sentiment shift. Mister Crypto (yes, that’s his name) says Bitcoin might be forming a short-term floor as whales reopen long positions and RSI hits oversold levels. History says that’s a recipe for upside, with a relief rally to $100,000-$110,000 on the table. Bitwise’s André Dragosch agrees, saying Bitcoin’s price doesn’t reflect improving macro conditions-leaving room for a big ol’ bounce. 🚀
But let’s be real: crypto’s about as predictable as a dust storm in Oklahoma. So, take these predictions with a grain of salt-and maybe a shot of whiskey. 🥃
Disclaimer: This article’s just for kicks and giggles. Don’t bet the farm on it. Always do your own research and consult a financial advisor before diving into the crypto wild west. 🤠
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2025-11-29 22:09