Bitcoin ETFs Take Nearly $1B in a Day as Average Holder Returns to Profit
The funds pulled in more on Monday than across the whole of last week, when they posted the weakest net inflow of their history.
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- The funds pulled in more on Monday than across the whole of last week, when they posted the weakest net inflow of their history.
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