Биткоин-ETF привлекли $2,75 млрд за одну неделю

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Биткоин-ETF собрали рекордные $2,75 млрд за неделю, пока криптовалюта уверенно держится выше отметки $108 тыс. Цифра впечатляет особенно на фоне того, что еще неделю назад приток составлял скромные $608 млн — разница почти в 4,5 раза.

Движение средств в биткоин-ETF США. Источник: Farside Investors

BlackRock снова в лидерах

Американские спотовые биткоин-фонды продемонстрировали нечто особенное: впервые за четыре недели они зафиксировали целую неделю подряд с ежедневными притоком капитала. В пятницу, 23 мая, общий приток составил $211,7 млн, но настоящей звездой стал IBIT от BlackRock. Этот гигант притянул к себе $430,8 млн за один торговый день и продлил свою серию притоков до восьми дней подряд.

А вот Grayscale со своим GBTC показал противоположную картину — отток $89,2 млн. ARK 21Shares с фондом ARKB тоже не блистал, потеряв $73,9 млн. Получается интересная ситуация: пока одни фонды теряют инвесторов, BlackRock буквально собирает их пылесосом.

Новые рекорды биткоина

21 мая биткоин-ETF получили мощный импульс в виде $607,1 млн притока инвестиций — именно в тот день биткоин преодолел свой январский максимум в $109 тыс. На следующий день криптовалюта установила новый исторический максимум в $111 880.

Любопытная деталь: спотовые биткоин-ETF движутся к месячному рекорду притока капитала. В ноябре 2024 года они собрали $6,49 млрд, а сейчас, в мае, уже накопили около $5,39 млрд. И это при том, что до конца месяца остается еще пять торговых дней.

Аналитики пока не видят признаков перегрева биткоина, несмотря на новые максимумы. Алекс Крюгер (Alex Krüger) отмечает: «Это наименее эйфоричные новые исторические максимумы в истории биткоина».

Получается парадоксальная картина: биткоин бьет рекорды, фонды собирают миллиарды, но фундаментальные показатели говорят о том, что до настоящей эйфории еще далеко. Возможно, это именно то состояние рынка, которое инвесторы и ждали — органический рост, а не спекулятивный пузырь.

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