- Rising investor appetite for BTC exposure is fueling fierce competition in the ETF industry.
- It follows the recent fee cut from 0.20% to 0%, which further bolsters investor confidence.
After deciding to eliminate fees for the first $1.5 billion in assets until March of next year, the VanEck Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) saw an influx of investments reaching $200 million. Rising investor appetite for Bitcoin exposure is fueling fierce competition in the crypto ETF industry, which is why this move was made.
At the same time, the competition among ETF issuers to gain investors has heated up in response to the recent spike in Bitcoin price, which has recorded a new record high.
Substantial Inflows
Investors are showing a lot of interest in VanEck’s Spot Bitcoin ETF. The fund has already raised over $200 million in two days, and the fee exemptions will continue until March 2025. According to Bloomberg, the VanEck Bitcoin Trust (HODL) has grown substantially since its introduction in January, and it now manages over $516 million in assets.
Meanwhile, the net inflow of $333 million is especially noteworthy over the previous two days, and it follows the recent fee cut from 0.20% to 0%, which further bolsters investor confidence. Both institutional and individual investors are showing a growing interest in Bitcoin, as this new development demonstrates.
The U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF is receiving a lot of attention from market players due to the strong interest. Furthermore, the substantial influx is indicative of the increasing faith of Wall Street figures in the cryptocurrency, which has contributed to the current surge in Bitcoin’s price.
As issuers compete for investor attention, the crypto ETF field becomes more competitive. Notable competitors that have arisen include Fidelity Investments and BlackRock.
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