Bitcoin ETFs make exposure easy, but the real cost goes well beyond headline fees. Tracking error, spreads, taxes, and long-term drag can make a “cheap” fund pricier than it looks — while self-custody avoids fees but shifts the risk squarely onto you.
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Bitcoin ETF money is flowing back in, with U.S. spot funds logging about $510.7 million in net inflows over three sessions. BlackRock’s IBIT led the rebound, but this looks like a constructive reset, not proof that bitcoin’s bulls are back in full control.
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Bitcoin ETF flows are cooling off as investors wait on the Fed, with IBIT seeing modest inflows while GBTC keeps draining capital. The takeaway: institutional demand for Bitcoin is still alive, but nobody wants to get wrecked before Powell speaks.
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