The 'Trump Carnival' in the crypto circle continues! US Bitcoin ETF sees record monthly inflow of funds
寒香小凡瓤
发表于 2024-12-2 13:54:15
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The 'Trump Carnival' in the crypto circle continues! Monthly fund inflows of Bitcoin ETFs in the United States set a record. According to data compiled by the media, in November, the monthly net inflow of funds of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs both set a record, reaching $6.5 billion and $1.1 billion respectively. Last Friday, the subscription volume of Ethereum ETF also reached a record high in a single day.
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